Metabolic Neuropathies

Metabolic neuropathies are disorders of the peripheral nerves that arise as a consequence of disturbances in the body's metabolism, which gradually affect the health and function of the nerve fibers.

Common origin: They are related to internal imbalances in the body, deficiencies of certain nutrients, or conditions that change the way the body processes its substances, having an impact on the nerves.

Common symptoms:

• Tingling or numbness, especially in the hands and feet
• A burning sensation or weakness
• Changes in sensation in the extremities

Professional who evaluates them: The neurologist is in charge of studying nerve diseases. If you notice persistent changes in sensation or strength, the advisable thing is to raise it in a consultation to receive appropriate guidance.