Neuropathy, also referred to as “peripheral neuropathy,” is the result of damage to your peripheral nerves. The peripheral nerves control and coordinate your ability to move and feel. When your peripheral nerves are injured, you may feel weakness, numbness or pain in your hands and feet. At other times, pain may have a stabbing, burning or tingling sensation. Read the articles here to learn about how to manage the pain associated with this condition.
Neuropathy Management
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There are several ways you can manage neuropathy and control your symptoms. If your doctor is unable to find a specific cause, she/he may monitor you.
Neuropathy: Diagnosis & Tests
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Since peripheral neuropathy has several causes, your doctor will need to determine the specific causes and where your nerve damage is located.
Neuropathy Symptoms and Types
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According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, there are more than 100 types of peripheral neuropathy, each with its own set of symptoms and prognosis.
Neuropathy: Overview and Facts
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Neuropathy is the result of damage to your peripheral nerves. The peripheral nerves control and coordinate your ability to move and feel.
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