...and What to Do Next
A short message on what this workshop covers.
Then feet that feel like they're wrapped in cotton. Buttons that take a little longer. A walk cut short because every step feels uncertain. Many people are told to simply live with it. This workshop explains what may be happening inside the nerves, why it matters for balance and independence, and the practical steps worth considering next.
How nerves in the hands and feet can change over time, and why sensations often begin in the toes first.
What current research says about movement, circulation and nerve health.
How changes in sensation affect balance and walking, and simple ways to build confidence again.
Practical changes to movement, footwear and routine that are easy to start at home.
An honest look at conservative approaches, and good questions to bring to your doctor.
Leave knowing exactly what to do next, with time for your questions answered in person.
Dr. Ken Cheng and Dr. Dante Venuto help adults across South Jersey stay active, independent and doing the things they love. Together they'll explain, in plain language, what may be causing changes in sensation in the hands and feet and the conservative options worth exploring.
Saturday, October 24 at 10 AM, at our Marlton clinic. Free to attend.