Diabetic peripheral neuropathy, otherwise known as nerve pain, caused by diabetes, can have a severe impact on someone’s quality of life. This pain is often associated with tingling, numbness ...

The nerves to the muscles that hold up the foot come off the spinal column at L4/L5, travel down the sciatic nerve and then branch off as the peroneal nerve. Foot drop can result from damage at ...

Persons with nerve problems often experience numbness, burning, tingling (a feeling of pins and needles), cramping or shooting pain in their feet or toes. Dr. Michael Nirenberg, a podiatrist in Cro… ...

DEAR READER: The word neuropathy signifies nerve damage. People commonly associate it with diabetes; however, a number of other possible causes for the disorder include alcoholism, hypothyroidism ...

Tingling or painful sensations in your hands and/or feet are the main symptoms. “Patients often describe it as feeling like ants crawling on their feet, or even as prickling or burning ...

Having diabetes for a long time raises your risk of diabetic neuropathy, or permanent nerve damage. You may notice numbness, tingling, and pain in your feet first, and then elsewhere in your body.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- There is hope for people who have nerve pain or no feeling in their feet. A local podiatrist is using a new treatment to help patients with nerve damage.