Types of Peripheral Neuropathy

JuanitaPeralta

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Based, in part, on information from The symptoms of peripheral neuropathy vary based on the type that you have, which may be diabetic, and are listed here:Motor neuropathy symptoms may include: - Muscle weakness - Difficulty walking or moving your arms or legs - Muscle twitching - Cramps - Spasms - Loss of muscle control - Loss of muscle tone - Loss of dexterity - Falling - Inability to move a part of the bodySensory neuropathy symptoms may include: - Numbness - Loss of sensation or feeling in body parts - Loss of balance or other functions as a side effect of the loss of feeling in the legs, arms, or other body parts - Emotional disturbances - Sleep disruptions - Loss of pain or sensation that can put you at risk, such as not feeling an impending heart attack or limb painFurther, Small Fiber Neuropathy may play a role:Source: Source:
 
I have wondered if Neuropathy could play a role in my problems. I was very overweight for years and had terrible posture, my problems showed up on the heels of weight loss and posture correction. I have wondered if some how I did not damage the nerves in my spine with the extra lode I put on them.
 
Excellent point. After five years at a sedentary, stressful job, I gained 25 pounds, developed abysmal posture, and my fascics (and pain) doubled. I'm now taking physical therapy and trying to undo the damage. Thanks for the post; it makes a lot of sense.
 

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