Peripheral Neuropathy Symptoms

Below are some of the most common symptoms experienced by people suffering from neuropathy located in their arms, hands, legs and feet.

– Burning pain radiating in hands or feet

– Pins and needles in the extremities

– Numbness and tingling

–  Weakness in arms and legs

–  A knotted feeling in the soles and palms

–  Pain from the lightest touches

–  Difficulty walking

–  Pain from the pressure of walking

–  Balance problems

–  Inability to grasp with the hands

–  Cramping of the feet

–  Fingers twisting and locking

–  Pain when twisting the wrists

–  Hands and feet feeling tired or heavy

–  Night pain and sleep difficulty

–  Restless legs and feet

–  Pain that seems to come even from the sheets or covers on your feet at night

Neuropathy pain tends to be worse at night. This makes it difficult to get a full night’s sleep which can lead to other health problems and increase in pain.