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Stress is common in many health conditions. One is neuropathy, a nerve disorder that can cause numbness, tingling, and pain in the hands and feet. Neuropathy is often caused by physical factors such as injury or disease. But stress can also play a significant role in its development and progression. When the body is under…
Autonomic dysfunction is a condition that affects the body’s autonomic nervous system. As it controls involuntary functions such as: heart rate; blood pressure; digestion, and more. One of the most popular ways to treat autonomic dysfunction is medication. But you also can tackle this disorder by implementing lifestyle changes. The condition can be debilitating…
Autonomic neuropathy can have a significant impact on an individual’s quality of life. As it can affect their ability to carry out daily activities and lead to discomfort and pain. It can also lead to serious complications, such as: heart failure; kidney damage; gastrointestinal bleeding. Thus, early recognition and treatment of the condition are crucial…
Are you experiencing unusual tingling or numbness in your skin? It could be a symptom of paresthesia. We understand that the scientific name can sound a little intimidating. But you do not need to worry. You have nothing to worry about if you know how to deal with the problem. Do you not? Well, we…
Anxiety and peripheral neuropathy are closely related? These diseases can have similar manifestations and worsen each other. However, to determine what kind of disorder you have, you need to pay close attention to the symptoms and understand what provokes them. Sometimes when body tingling occurs, we may think that it is a consequence of constant…
Neuropathy is a disease characterised by damage to one or more nerves of the peripheral nervous system. It includes the cranial and spinal nerves, as well as the nerves and plexuses of the autonomic nervous system. Neuropathy appears as a sensitivity disorder, pain in the affected area, convulsions, muscle weakness and difficulty in movement. Presumably,…
A condition characterized by damage to nerve fibers and accompanied by a violation of the conduction of a nerve impulse along a nerve fiber is called neuropathy, and there are different types of neuropathies. If one nerve suffers, we are talking about mononeuropathy. And if there are multiple symmetric damages to the peripheral nerves (for…
The peripheral nervous system is a part of the nervous system that includes the cranial and spinal peripheral nerves, providing the connection of the central nerves with the organs and systems of the body. Among the most frequently diagnosed diseases of the peripheral nervous system of a person, several forms of neuritis, plaxitis, neuralgia are…
Peripheral neuropathies are a pathology of the nervous system that occurs against the background of damage to peripheral nerves due to compression or injury and is not inflammatory. When several nerves located in the same area are affected, the term “polyneuropathy” is used. Up to 15% of the adult population suffers from various manifestations of…
Peripheral neuropathy is damage to one or more peripheral nerves. It includes numerous syndromes characterized by sensitivity disorders of varying severity, pain, muscle weakness, and atrophy, decreased deep tendon reflexes, vasomotor symptoms, both individually and in combination. They are classified based on anamnesis and physical examination findings. Neurophysiological studies (study of the rate of propagation…