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Old 12-14-2011, 03:50 AM #1
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Default How do nerves heal

I have a question about how nerves generally heal, my numbness and tingling started in my feet and moved progressively up to affect my whole body in a matter of months, although I am feeling worse than ever since this started several months ago, I am hoping someday this will get better, but how does that generally happen? I'm sure this is a hard question to answer, do the first nerves that get damaged, for me it started in my feet, do those nerves start to heal first, or are the last nerves damaged the first to heal, or is it different for everyone? I do understand some people never really get better, but for those of you who have how did the healing process progress? Thanks, Jan
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