Neuropathy & Nerve Pain · Tampa, FL
Neuropathy & Nerve Pain Treatment in Tampa, FL
Burning feet. Tingling hands. Numbness that creeps in at night. Nerve pain is miserable — and often treated with nothing but medication that dulls it. Mapping where the nerve is actually irritated opens up options.
Find the generator first
Nerve pain has an anatomy
These need different treatment — which is why your first visit is a hands-on Pain Mapping Visit: palpation, movement testing, and targeted examination designed to reproduce your familiar pain and find the tissue that matches your actual complaint.
Then treat the target
The tool depends on what we find.
Treatment happens the same day when appropriate — and then we recheck. Can you move better? Did the familiar pain change? Your response refines the diagnosis and builds the plan.
From our Google reviews
“I had suffered years with neuropathy in my feet which at times was debilitating. He has done what no other doctor or medication could do...he has changed my life. I am virtually pain free with little to no sensitivity in my feet.”
Terri · ★★★★★ Google review
Questions, answered
Neuropathy & Nerve Pain, explained
Can anything actually be done for neuropathy besides medication?
Often, yes. Medication dulls the signal; targeted treatment addresses where the nerve is irritated. Perineural injections along the nerve pathway, electroacupuncture, and treatment of the compression sites and trigger points feeding the pattern all change the input — not just the volume.
Is my numbness and tingling really neuropathy?
Not always. Trigger points refer numbness and tingling in patterns that imitate nerve damage convincingly. The exam distinguishes true nerve involvement from muscular mimics — and the treatment differs completely.
I have diabetic neuropathy. Can you help?
Diabetic neuropathy has a metabolic driver that needs to stay managed with your physician — and a local, tissue-level component that often responds to targeted care. The two approaches work alongside each other, not in competition.
How long does nerve pain take to improve?
Nerves change more slowly than muscles. Relief can begin early, but sensitive nerves usually need a series of treatments for improvement to hold. Your response over the first visits sets the realistic timeline.
How do I start?
Book a Pain Mapping Visit ($150). We map which nerves and tissues are involved, treat the target the same day, recheck your response, and build your plan.
Meet your doctor
Dr. Josh Hanson, DACM
I’m the doctor people come to when pain has become something they thought they had to live with forever.
My approach is simple: map the painful tissues with a thorough hands-on exam, identify the exact muscle, tendon, joint, fascia, or nerve creating the pain signal, and treat that target directly using the best tool for the job. Many patients tell me I’m the first doctor who actually took the time to put his hands on the painful areas instead of just looking at images.
Over a decade in practice and more than 35,000 procedures later, I’ve treated patients other clinics gave up on.
- 10+ years clinical experience
- Florida's most experienced dry needling practitioner
- Performed 35,000+ procedures
- Consulted with MLB, NFL & MLS organizations
- Consults with practitioners from all over the country
- 175,000+ followers · 12M+ video views worldwide
Stop guessing. Map the pain.
One visit: exam, targeted treatment, recheck, and a clear next step. Book online or call or text.
Visit the clinic
Contact
Hanson Complete Wellness1202 W. Linebaugh Ave
Tampa, FL 33612
813-534-0311
office@hansoncomplete.com
Mon–Thu · 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Fri–Sun · Closed