Advanced Care for Nerve Damage and Pain Caused by Diabetes—Relieve, Restore, and Regain Control.
Diabetic neuropathy is a progressive condition caused by prolonged high blood sugar levels that damage nerves throughout the body—especially in the feet, legs, hands, and digestive system. It can lead to tingling, burning, weakness, and even loss of sensation. At REGENIQUE, we focus on early diagnosis and comprehensive care to relieve pain, restore nerve function, and prevent further complications—all under the expert guidance of Dr. Tushar.
You experience numbness, tingling, or burning in your hands or feet.
Pain worsens at night or interferes with sleep.
You notice weakness, balance issues, or muscle cramps.
Cuts or injuries go unnoticed due to reduced sensation.
Your blood sugar levels are poorly controlled or fluctuate frequently.
You’ve had diabetes for several years and symptoms are gradually increasing.
We offer specialised nerve care that goes beyond symptom control—targeting pain at its source and preserving long-term function.
Dr. Tushar B Munnoli combines medication, nerve therapy, and interventional techniques to treat the painful symptoms of diabetic neuropathy holistically.
We work closely with diabetologists and endocrinologists to optimise blood sugar control, which is key to slowing nerve damage progression.
Our offerings include nerve blocks, peripheral nerve stimulation, and neuromodulation—minimally invasive solutions that reduce pain and improve quality of life.
"My feet used to burn constantly, and I had trouble sleeping. REGENIQUE’s targeted treatment helped reduce the pain without strong medication."
"After years of struggling with numbness, Dr. Tushar’s combination of nerve therapy and coordination with my diabetologist gave me lasting relief."
"The nerve blocks and therapies at REGENIQUE helped me walk again without pain. The care team truly understands diabetic nerve issues."
It’s a form of nerve damage caused by long-term high blood sugar levels, leading to pain, numbness, weakness, or organ dysfunction.
Tingling, numbness, and burning in the feet or hands are often early indicators. Over time, symptoms can affect balance and mobility.
While nerve damage is not always reversible, symptoms can be managed and progression slowed with early treatment and good glucose control.
Yes. We offer nerve blocks, peripheral nerve stimulation, neuromodulation, and physiotherapy-based approaches to relieve pain and restore function.
Because we blend pain expertise with diabetes coordination, providing you with a complete, personalised strategy for nerve protection and symptom relief.