peripheral neuropathy
axonal neuropathy
The Peripheral Nervous system is a group of nerves that run throughout the body and transmits messages through the brain and central nervous system (spinal cord) through the entire rest of the body and from the remaining body to the brain and central nervous system. It is the peripheral nerves that allows you to know when your feet are cold or that signals pain once you place you on the hot burner. This nervous system also sends messages towards the brain telling you to walk, stand, or raise your arm. Any injury to the peripheral nervous system is called a peripheral neuropathy.

To fully know what peripheral neuropathy is, think about your system as being a complex machine and also the nerves because electrical wiring that keeps that machine running efficiently. Now imagine peripheral neuropathy as a short circuit in a single or more of those wires. A short circuit that disrupts the significant of the complex machine by sending mixed messages on the brain or receiving mixed messages in the brain. Or even in worse case scenarios missing messages altogether.

It is precisely what occurs in cases of peripheral neuropathy. Ale your body to work properly is disrupted to varying degrees with regards to the type as well as the seriousness of the harm on the peripheral nerves.

You can find over 100 varieties of peripheral neuropathy symptoms and may vary widely. Symptoms is as minor as feeling hook tingling in your hands and feet to major sensations of pain so the losing control over your limbs, organ failure, and the like. Some the signs of peripheral neuropathy advance slowly with time, others worsen rapidly, whilst in other cases symptoms may seem to plateau or even disappear for weeks or months at a time just to reappear just a little worse than before.

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