Comprehensive consultation
Dr. Tsai reviews your symptoms, health history and nerve function.
Neuropathy Treatment
Acupuncture and gentle electro-acupuncture calm irritated nerves and support nerve function in the hands and feet, with no added medication. Dr. Tsai has practised at Advanced Acupuncture on Johnson Street for 25 years. First changes arrive in 2 to 3 sessions.

Understanding neuropathy
Neuropathy is damage or irritation to the peripheral nerves, which shows up as burning, tingling, numbness or weakness in the hands and feet. Six causes account for most cases: diabetes, an old injury, chemotherapy, vitamin deficiency, infection and the wear of aging. Damaged nerves respond to consistent, targeted care.
Dr. Tsai combines four therapies into one plan: acupuncture, electro-acupuncture, herbal medicine and supportive holistic care, built around your nerve health, your history and your goals. Because nerves heal slowly, consistency matters more than any single visit, and mild cases take 6 to 8 sessions.
Our process
Neuropathy treatment runs in five steps: a comprehensive consultation, a personalized plan, the targeted therapy session, rest and integration, and a progress check. Dr. Tsai measures sensation, pain and mobility at each check and adjusts the plan.
Dr. Tsai reviews your symptoms, health history and nerve function.
A custom program combining acupuncture, herbal medicine and supportive therapies.
Fine needles and gentle electro-acupuncture target points that support circulation and nerve signaling.
You relax while the treatment settles in - most patients feel calmer right away.
We measure sensation, pain and mobility, and adjust your plan as your nerves respond.
The evidence
Neuropathy starts when peripheral nerves are damaged or irritated, with diabetes the leading cause. Treatment reaches the nerve by improving blood circulation to it, supporting its signaling with gentle electro-acupuncture, and reducing the inflammation around it.
Neuropathy develops when peripheral nerves are damaged or irritated. Diabetes is the leading cause, and injury, chemotherapy, excess alcohol use, vitamin deficiency, infection, autoimmune conditions and aging each contribute.
Because nerves heal slowly, consistent care matters more than any single visit. Acupuncture is used alongside - never in place of - your physician's care for the underlying cause.
Treatment targets the nerve pathways themselves, not the pain signal alone.
What patients notice
Three things change: nerves calm down, sensation returns to the hands and feet, and reliance on medication drops. Nerve tissue heals gradually, so patients notice small changes first and steadier improvement after.
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Burning, tingling and pins-and-needles sensations ease as circulation and nerve signaling improve.
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Numbness lifts and sensation returns, which means better balance and a steadier grip.
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As nerve function improves, patients need less pain medication to get through the day.
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