Positional neuropathy is pressure on a nerve, caused by various things such as:
* Peripheral Neuropathy is mainly caused by pressure on the nerve.
* Diabetes is also cause of Peripheral Neuropathy.
* Deficiency of vitamin B is also responsible for Peripheral Neuropathy.
* Excess drinking of alcohol is develop Peripheral Neuropathy.
* Peripheral Neuropathy may be caused by inherited hereditary disorder.
* Kidney disease
is also responsible for Peripheral Neuropathy.
What are the symptoms of Peripheral Neuropathy?
* Lack of sensation mostly in hands and leg is the main symptom of Peripheral Neuropathy.
* Burning ache, sharp and punching pain is occurred in Peripheral Neuropathy.
* Lack of harmonization is also sign of Peripheral Neuropathy.
* Peripheral Neuropathy is also include muscle weakness.
Diagnosis of Peripheral Neuropathy
* Medical history is very essential method for determine Peripheral Neuropathy.
* Peripheral Neuropathy is also tested by Physical examination.
* Peripheral Neuropathy is as well detected by Neurological examination.
* Nerve biopsy is also useful in diagnosis of Peripheral Neuropathy.
* Sometime, Genetic testing is also carried out in process of diagnosis of Peripheral Neuropathy.
Thank you, Sis! That is VERY informative! You’re a hero!
As for the causes....lack of vitamin B (and I take some, I know) and possibly hereditary causes are the only ones that
can apply.
I might just have to ask this neurologist that suggested it
what might be done to stop the pain...or at least slow it down.
I don’t KNOW of a pinched nerve, but guess it could. It does
seem to be worse when I am sitting. I have a stand-up job,
thank goodness!