NERVE DISORDER:

The nervous system is an intricate network that begins in the brain and spinal cord (central nervous system). From here, hundreds of nerves branch out to all parts of the body (peripheral nervous system). Together, these systems control our senses, communication, movement, involuntary activities such as breathing and heartbeat, information processing, and countless other tasks we take for granted.

Sometimes, nerves can be damaged by illness, injury, or a genetic problem. In serious cases, this can result in lasting pain and discomfort, disability, and a reduced quality of life.

Nerve conditions range from common problems such as carpal tunnel syndrome to more complex problems resulting from a traumatic injury or malignancy. Penn Nerve Center specialists have a deep understanding of the many nuances of nerve conditions and use their knowledge and experience to provide you with an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan.
Common Symptoms of a Nerve Condition

Symptoms of a nerve condition vary from person to person depending upon the cause. Sometimes they appear suddenly. In other cases, they come on gradually or come and go. The most common symptoms of a nerve condition include:

A feeling of numbness, pain, tingling, or burning in your limbs or extremities
Unexplained weakness, loss of muscle strength, or paralysis
A headache that is persistent, comes on suddenly, or is “different”
Problems with coordination
Shooting pain down one leg
Back pain that extends to the toes or other parts of the body
Problems with vision (i.e. loss of sight or seeing double)
Slurred speech or other new language impairments (speaking or comprehending)
Memory loss
Seizures, tremors, or uncontrolled twitching
Mental impairment

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