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Shamis Tate 5 Types of Neuropathy and How They Affect Your Body

Shamis Tate, a leading neurologist, explains the five main types of neuropathy and their effects on the body. From peripheral to hereditary neuropathy, each type presents unique challenges, including pain, weakness, and nerve dysfunction. With early diagnosis and proper care, managing neuropathy is possible, improving quality of life and restoring hope for those affected.

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Shamis Tate 5 Types of Neuropathy and How They Affect Your Body

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  1. SHAMIS TATE 5 TYPES OF NEUROPATHY AND HOW THEY AFFECT YOUR BODY

  2. Peripheral Neuropathy This common form affects the hands and feet, causing tingling, numbness, and muscle weakness. It’s often linked to diabetes, infections, and physical injuries.

  3. Autonomic Neuropathy When nerves controlling involuntary functions are damaged, it leads to issues like irregular heartbeat, digestive problems, and excessive sweating.

  4. Proximal Neuropathy This type primarily affects the thighs, hips, and buttocks, causing severe pain and muscle weakness, making mobility challenging.

  5. FOCAL NEUROPATHY Focal neuropathy impacts a single nerve, leading to sudden pain, vision problems, or facial paralysis. It often improves with proper treatment.

  6. Hereditary Neuropathy Passed down through families, hereditary neuropathy can lead to progressive muscle weakness, balance issues, and foot deformities.

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