What is the neuropathy pain?

Question

My mother has been complaining about a strange tingling and burning pain in her feet and hands lately. The doctor said it might be 'neuropathy'. I'm not familiar with this term. What exactly is neuropathy pain?

Abhinav Bindra · Accepted Answer

Neuropathy pain is a burning or tingling sensation caused by nerve damage, often in the feet or hands. I find that regular light walks and calf stretches help improve circulation, provided your doctor clears you for physical activity.

Pooja Banerjee · Answer

It is basically nerve pain that feels like electric shocks, burning, or pins and needles, often due to high sugar levels. Don't worry, it is very manageable with the right nerve vitamins and care. Please consult a neurologist to get some relief.

Sneha Roy · Answer

It is nerve pain that feels like little pins and needles or burning sensations! ⚡ Often linked to diabetes or vitamin deficiencies. A good doctor can help you fix it easily, so don't stress! 🌸

Rajesh Kumar · Answer

It is pain caused by nerve damage, feeling like burning, numbness, or prickling. Best to consult a doctor for proper diagnosis.

Kriti Joshi · Answer

Is it like a constant burning and numbness in the toes? I have been feeling this weird tingling lately and it makes me so anxious that I can't sleep. Does anyone else get this, and how did you diagnose it?

Alok Nath · Answer

Neuropathy pain is nerve discomfort, often feeling like burning or tingling. I hope you find relief soon, please do take care and consult a specialist for proper guidance.

What is the neuropathy pain?

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Consult a internal medicine specialist

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