Neuropathic pain is a condition that is characterized by prolonged aching due to nerve damage resulting in general sense of numbness, especially in the hands and feet. With the right approach and diagnosis, pain can be managed to be more tolerable and to maintain physical functioning. Diagnosis begins with checking your muscle strength, ability to feel certain sensations, your posture and coordination. Please check with your doctor for effective management of neuropathic pain. #DiabeticNeuropath

Neuropathic pain may occur when the nerves in your body are affected or damaged. Some of the common signs and symptoms of neuropathy pain are: Numbness or tingling in feet and hands, Throbbing and sharp pain, Extreme sensitivity to touch, Muscle weakness, Heavy feeling in arms and legs. Do you have any of these pain symptoms? If yes, please consult a doctor. This will help in timely diagnosis and treatment of your damaged nerves. | Speak Health

Neuropathic pain is the pain arising from a disease, lesion or injury affecting the sensory nerves. It is often underdiagnosed and undertreated. Symptoms of the neuropathic pain may be described as shooting, stabbing or burning. It can occasionally feel as quick and intense as an electric shock. One could be extremely sensitive to cold or touch. In such severe cases, not only the individual, but the family or care takers are also affected from the direct and indirect consequences of Neuropathic