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YOUR BODY SENDS

YOU MESSAGES,

ARE YOU

LISTENING?

Listen to your nerves

Nerves are not visible but still need to be protected and listened to. Being aware of your nerves helps you understand what your body tells you and to better detect any possible symptom of nerve impairment.

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DISCOVER THE NERVE-RELATED SYMPTOMS

 

List of symptoms related to nerves damage
Have you ever experienced these symptoms?
Many people often aren’t able to find the right words to describe a sign or a symptom or aren’t able to notice them.
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Some signs may be misleading, always talk to your doctor
Sometimes a sign or symptom related to nerve impairments may not seem relevant to you, but it could be an important information for your physician.

WHO MAY DEVELOP NERVE IMPAIRMENTS?

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Which populations have a higher probability for nerve impairments?
There are multiple conditions that put some people at higher risk to develop nerve impairments.

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Do you know how diabetes may impact on nerve health?
People with diabetes are mostly at risk of developing some type of nerve impairments.

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It's a matter of listening, symptoms need to be recognized like notes in music... to find harmony again.

DID YOU KNOW?

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Quiz: Should you listen more carefully to your nerves?

Listening to your nerves is essential to learn more about yourself.

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10 Facts you should know about the signs sent by nerves
With nerve impairments sometimes sensitivity to pressure or even slight touch is so increased that even the touch of bedsheets make feet burn and can cause pain.

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