Peripheral nerve damage
Peripheral nerves connect the brain and spinal cord to the rest of the body, such as muscles and skin. Peripheral nerves are fragile and easily damaged Nerve damage can cause communication between the brain and other organs
If you experience tingling or loss of sensation in the lower and upper extremities, wrist, and shoulder, you may have damaged one or more nerves from a broken bone or other incident. Similar symptoms can also be expected as a result of pressure on the nerve, which is caused by narrowing of the nerve pathway, tumors and other diseases.
In case of peripheral nerve damage, timely medical intervention is necessary, because nerve tissue can be restored Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent complications and permanent damage
