Part 2: The Science of Peripheral Neuropathy

The sensory symptoms shown—burning, tingling, and numbness—are primary indicators of peripheral neuropathy, a condition where damaged peripheral nerves struggle to send clear signals to the brain.

When small nerve fibers in the feet become inflamed, compressed, or deprived of proper blood flow, they fire false pain signals, producing a intense burning or itching sensation. As nerve damage progresses, normal sensation gives way to tingling and eventually complete loss of feeling (numbness).

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