A very careful neurological examination and nerve conduction studies check how well and quickly the nerves transmit electrical signals.

The human nervous system includes the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) and the peripheral nervous system, which govern sensory, motor and vegetative functions. When the nervous system is damaged, it will cause diseases that the nervous system governs.

Peripheral polyneuropathy is a common disease in people who exercise regularly or have to do heavy work. If not detected early and treated properly, the disease can leave many long-term sequelae, affecting the patient's health and daily life.

Diabetes and alcohol abuse are common causes of peripheral neuropathy. Peripheral neuropathy usually occurs in the hands and feet, causing muscle weakness, numbness, and pain.

Peripheral neuropathy affects the motor nerves and muscles. Effective treatment of peripheral neuropathy depends on the cause of the disease.

A severed limb (due to an unexpected accident) with microscopic blood vessels can be reattached normally if the severed part is well preserved.

The nervous system is involved in every process in the body, from regulating breathing to controlling muscles and sensing temperature. Pain and nerve damage can seriously affect your quality of life. So the question is, how is nerve damage treated and can it be cured?

Peripheral nerve damage occurs mainly due to trauma, accidents and some diseases. The disease causes many different symptoms depending on the type of nerve damaged.

Sensory and motor transmission of nerves follows afferent and efferent pathways. Nerves provide a common pathway for the transmission of nerve impulses that are transmitted along the axon to peripheral organs.