Peripheral Nerve Pain refers to pain caused by damage or dysfunction in the nerves outside the brain and spinal cord, known as peripheral nerves. This condition is also called peripheral neuropathic pain.
Possible Causes of Peripheral Nerve Pain:
Symptoms can range from mild to severe and debilitating pain, and may include:
Muscle pain: May be sharp or chronic.
Joint pain: May be accompanied by swelling or redness.
Numbness or tingling In the extremities.
Muscle weakness: Difficulty lifting objects or walking.
Difficulty moving: Especially when using the affected limbs.
Extreme sensitivity to touch or temperature changes.
Physiotherapy can play an important role in improve nerve function:
Stretching and Mobility Exercises to improve blood circulation and reduce muscle stiffness
Strengthening Exercises To prevent muscle weakness caused by reduced movement due to pain.
Heat and cold therapy: To relieve pain and inflammation.
