Other causes, including conditions like diabetes, alcohol use disorder, and psoriasis, may be more serious. Peripheral neuropathy is a type of nerve damage that affects the feet and legs.

Deficiencies in essential vitamins like B12, B6, and E can affect nerve function, leading to numbness and tingling in the ...

The most common cause is the autoimmune condition Graves ... and associated symptoms like tingling in your hands and feet. Neuropathy seems to be common in people with low thyroid hormones.

The nerve damage—and the symptoms—generally start in your longest nerves, which is why you'll probably notice symptoms first in your feet and possibly your hands. But gluten neuropathy can also cause ...

each with distinct causes and symptoms. Peripheral neuropathy affects nerves outside the brain and spinal cord, causing pain, tingling, or muscle weakness in the hands and feet, while autonomic ...

Neuropathy, a condition that affects individuals of all ages but is most common in older adults, often causes pain in the feet and is a progressive issue. But can it be reversed? Dr.

A dramatic rise in type 2 diabetes has led to an increase in peripheral neuropathy. New research published in Nature from the lab of Clifford Woolf, led by Sara Hakim, at Boston Children's Hospital ...

Some diseases producing liver dysfunction can independently cause peripheral neuropathy. Hence, a cause and effect relationship between liver disease and neuropathy has been questioned.

A new study led by a George Washington University Cancer Center researcher found that cold therapy protects breast cancer ...