This is general information from SimplyNeurology, not a diagnosis or a treatment plan for a specific person.
Peripheral neuropathy is a problem with the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord. People describe numbness, burning, or weakness, often in the feet. Causes include metabolic disease, some medicines, low vitamins, and other illnesses. A webpage cannot tell you which one you have.
The service page is neuropathy, inside adult neurology. Ask for a visit sooner if the symptom is progressing quickly, is only on one side, or comes with clear weakness. The practice area is Los Angeles.
Request an appointment and choose neuropathy as the reason. A guide to the practice is how to find a neurologist in Los Angeles.
