Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy:
Causes and Symptoms

Peripheral neuropathy, a result of nerve damage, can stem from various causes such as diabetes, infections, or traumatic injuries. It commonly presents symptoms like pain, numbness, and muscle weakness, primarily in the hands and feet.

Common Indicators:

• Sensory Changes: Tingling or loss of sensation.
• Muscle Weakness: Difficulty in movement or coordination.
• Chronic Pain: Persistent and often debilitating pain.

Understanding the underlying causes and recognizing the symptoms are crucial steps in seeking timely and appropriate treatment for peripheral neuropathy.

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