The Strange Symptoms and Challenges of Peripheral Neuropathy
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James M. Lowrance
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Over 100 types of PN have been identified, according to medical research organizations. This demonstrates the fact that each person will experience the physical results of damaged or diseased nerves, differently than do their fellow patients. Some people feel more of the burning sensation while others may feel very strong tingling that literally feels as if a colony of ants are stinging them simultaneously on their feet and/or legs.
Some PN patients are affected exclusively within their feet and they may experience not only tingling and burning sensations within them but they may also feel stabbing pains as well. Others may feel pressure type sensations within their feet and/or their hands, as if they are swollen, when they are actually normal size and no fluid retention (edema) is present in them. Yet other PN sufferers may feel a tightening-sensation within their extremities, as if they are wrapped tightly with spandex bandages or they are wearing tight-fitting socks or gloves.
My purpose for this new audiobook is to help patients with PN conditions know that they are not alone with the sometimes strange and unusual symptoms of their disease, and to help those with friends or loved ones who are sufferers, understand how diverse and sometimes severe symptoms of nerve-related diseases can actually be.
©2013 James M. Lowrance (P)2013 James M. LowranceWhat listeners say about The Strange Symptoms and Challenges of Peripheral Neuropathy
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- David L. Rose
- 28-03-16
Excellent
As a severe sufferer, this is a very good introduction. Also helped diagnose other symptoms which I was not aware were connected. Excellent.
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