Nerve Injury

Nerves are very fragile and can be damaged by pressure, stretching, or cutting. When injury to a nerve occurs, it can stop signals to and from the brain, causing muscles not to work properly, and a loss of feeling in the injured area. The nervous system is responsible for a great majority of the functions in the body, from regulating an individual’s breathing to controlling their muscles as well as sensing heat and cold. But, when trauma from an injury or an underlying condition causes nerve injury, an individual’s quality of life may be greatly affected. Dr. Alex Jimenez explains various concepts through his collection of archives revolving around the types of injuries and condition which can cause nerve complications as well as discuss the different form of treatments and solutions, including health coaching, natural supplements, and more to ease nerve pain and restore the individual’s quality of life.

The Comprehensive Guide to Paresthesia Symptoms & Relief

“Individuals feeling tingling or pins and needles sensations that overtake the arms or legs could be experiencing paresthesia, which occurs when a nerve has been…

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Common Causes of Small Fiber Neuropathy: Key Facts

“Individuals diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy, or with small fiber neuropathy, can understanding symptoms and causes help with potential treatments?” Small Fiber Neuropathy Small fiber neuropathy…

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Terms For Nerve Pain: Radiculopathy, Radiculitis, Neuritis

 Are treatments more successful when patients know key terms that describe their back pain and associated conditions? Nerve Pain Types When individuals need to better…

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Radial Nerve: Peripheral Upper Extremity

The brachial plexus is a network of nerves that begin in the cervical/neck spinal cord and travel down the cervicoaxillary canal into the armpit. Forming…

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Compressed Nerve In The Knee

A nerve becomes pinched/compressed when added pressure is placed on it by surrounding structures that can include muscles, bones, ligaments, tendons, or a combination. This…

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Heat Induced Headaches: EP’s Health Coach Clinic

When temperatures are elevated in summer, heat-induced and severe headaches like migraines are common during the hot months. However, a migraine caused by heat is…

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Pinched Nerve Duration: EP’s Health Coach Clinic

A pinched, compressed, overly stretched, twisted, and entangled nerve can happen throughout the body. The most common locations are the neck, shoulder, upper back, upper…

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Paresthesia: EP’s Health Coach Clinic

The nervous system communicates with the entire body and reacts to internal and external changes using electrical and chemical impulses to send and receive messages.…

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Running Foot Numbness: EP Health Coach Clinic

It’s not unusual for runners to experience tingling, pins and needles, and numbness in their feet while running. Running foot numbness is a relatively common…

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Shoulder Nerve Pain: Health Coach Clinic

An acute injury or changes to the upper body over time can cause a compressed/pinched nerve in the shoulder. A pinched nerve in the shoulder…

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Peroneal Nerve Injury: EP’s Health Coach Clinic

A peroneal nerve injury/peroneal neuropathy can be caused by direct trauma to the outer knee with symptoms and sensations of numbness, tingling, pins-and-needles sensations, pain,…

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Nerve Irritation: EP Health Coach Clinic

Nerve irritation occurs when the nerves exiting the spine become irritated and sensitized. Also known as nerve gliding restriction, it is a condition whereby a…

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Cold Fingers Causes: EP’s Health Coach Clinic

In cold weather, it’s normal to experience cold hands and fingers. But if there is a coldness in only one finger while the rest of…

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