Definition:
Disease or disorder of the peripheral nerves, often as a
result of damage, inflammation, or degeneration of the
nerves.
Nerve damage characterized by sensory loss, pain,
muscle weakness and wasting of muscle in the hands or
legs and feet.
Symptoms
Fig - Neuron
The most common type of peripheral neuropathy damages
the nerves of the limbs, especially the feet. Nerves on
both sides of the body are affected. Common symptoms of
this kind of neuropathy are: