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Neurons form a vast and intricate network that makes up the nervous system. Their links, or synapses, are spread throughout the entire organism. The senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and pain are all picked up by the nervous system and relayed to the rest of the body. It's easy to damage the neurological system. It's vulnerable to harm, and it's hard to repair if at all possible. This makes it hard for the brain to get and send signals to the muscles and senses of the body. Pain, weakness, tingling, numbness, and even blood circulation changes are symptoms...

Your doctor will ask if you've been hurt or had surgery recently, look at your medical records, and talk to you about how you're feeling right now. In addition, your doctor will check your nervous system and do a physical checkup. If your neurological exam shows signs of a nerve injury, your doctor may suggest diagnostic tests, such as: Electromyography (EMG). An electromyogram (EMG) measures the electrical activity of a muscle while it is at rest and in motion using a small needle electrode placed into the muscle. Muscle weakness may be an indication of nerve damage. Nerve conduction study....

Sayings like "an apple a day keep the doctor away" and "you are what you eat" highlight the importance of a healthy diet to our overall well-being. Several studies have shown that nutrition plays a contributing role. Still, it's not the only thing that determines whether or not we get certain diseases or how our bodies react to them. This is why many dietary aids and recommendations for dealing with specific health issues exist. One such condition is called nerve repair damage. Weakness, numbness, and discomfort are all symptoms of nerve repair damage, a form of nerve failure. Diabetic nerve...

For the brain to convey information to the rest of the body, it uses a complex network of nerves. The ability to move depends on the brain sending signals to the muscles via specific neurons. Different nerves send pain, pressure, or temperature information to the central nervous system. Each nerve contains a bundle of several tiny fibers that work together to transmit information. The nerves have insulation and protection on the outside. Damage to nerves is a possibility. Causes Too much pressure, stretching, or a cut can all cause harm to the nerves. Overstressing the median nerve in the hand...