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Stop Guessing. Treat the Root Cause. Effective pain relief starts with an accurate diagnosis. Unlike general pain clinics, CNS Center utilizes advanced EMG & Nerve Conduction Studies to pinpoint the exact source of your pain—whether it is nerve damage, muscle dysfunction, or spinal compression—before we begin treatment.
While many neuropathies are caused by diabetes or injury, inflammatory neuropathies like CIDP (Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy) occur when the body attacks its own nerves. These conditions require advanced immunological treatments, not just pain management. Dr. Lenny Cohen specializes in diagnosing these often-missed conditions using advanced EMG/NCS testing to ensure you aren't just treated for "pain," but for the root cause.
For patients with autoimmune neuropathies (CIDP, MMN), we offer on-site Intravenous Immunoglobulin (IVIG) therapy. Unlike hospital infusion centers, our Private Infusion Suites in Chicago and River Forest offer a luxury experience with:
We go beyond basic painkillers. Dr. Cohen utilizes a targeted approach to calm nerve firing and address root causes:
Nerve damage often leads to numbness and falls. Our in-house rehabilitation team focuses on:
For immediate relief from sharp or burning pain, we utilize:
We provide specific protocols to protect the nerves you have left, including nutritional guidance for nerve health (Alpha-lipoic acid, B-Complex) and strategies to prevent injury in numb limbs.
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Causes include diabetes, autoimmune diseases, infections, injuries, exposure to toxins, vitamin deficiencies, certain medications, and genetic conditions.
In some cases, nerve damage can be improved or reversed if the cause is identified and treated early. In others, the focus is on slowing progression and controlling symptoms.
Diagnosis may include a neurological exam, nerve conduction studies, EMG, blood work, and imaging to identify underlying causes.
Yes. We work with most major insurance plans and assist with benefit verification and pre-authorizations.