8 Signs You Might Have Nerve Damage

2. Difficulty in moving certain parts of your body

If you feel difficulty in moving certain parts of your body, chances are, your motor nerves have been damaged and this can cause weakness in your muscles, or worse, paralysis. However, it can also be a warning sign that your body is facing an underlying damage that needs quick medical attention.

If you feel that you may experience a stroke, put everything on hold and get yourself a doctor.

3. Burning sensations, tingling or feeling numb.

If your hands feel numb, start tingling or burning, it may radiate the same stimulation towards your feet, arms and legs. You see, when you’re asleep, your sensory nerves often compress and make your hands numb or tingly. But if you feel needles pricking your body consistently, you need to see the doctor right away.

4. Being horribly clumsy

We all slip and fall every now and them, but if you find yourself slipping and falling a great deal more than your usual routine, chances are your large nerves that regulate sensation are being damaged.

You see, lack of sensory co-ordination can cause your body loss of senses and it can make you fall. However, you may also have Parkinson’s, or another disease involving damage in the nerve cells present in your brain.