What are the symptoms of foot nerve damage

Every part of the human body is connected to nerves, and the feet are no different. Therefore, if there is a problem with the foot nerves, it will affect people's normal life. Because feet are used for walking, once a disease occurs, it is impossible to walk normally, which seriously affects life. There are many causes of foot nerve damage and the symptoms are complex, so what are the symptoms of foot nerve damage?

1. Symptoms of foot nerve damage

This disease is a secondary injury to the common peroneal nerve. It is caused by blood edema after ankle joint injury that extends to the upper leg and invades the common peroneal nerve, causing nerve paralysis (this pathology will only occur when the swelling is particularly severe during the onset of the disease).

The main symptoms after the onset of the disease are foot drop and local numbness of the lateral side of the calf and the foot. If the disease lasts too long, it will cause ischemic calf muscle atrophy, which is the beginning of disability. If the disease is not treated properly during the treatment period, the nerves will atrophy and soften due to ischemia. At this time, even nerve transplantation or tendon transplantation may not restore its function to the best. Therefore, the disability rate is extremely high. The key to recovery and treatment lies in the early stage.

2. Treatment options for foot nerve damage

The combined treatment of Chinese and Western medicine can enhance and improve the local blood circulation of injured nerves, prevent secondary adhesion or degeneration of the affected nerves, and stimulate and activate the regenerated and repaired nerves after surgery to control the foot and ankle function for early recovery. Because patients with foot drop need professionally designed shoes to protect the ankle joint and avoid bone wear and deformity for exercise.

3. How to recover faster from foot nerve damage

The treatment can be massage therapy, acupuncture therapy, strengthening nerve nutrition, and if it is caused by compression, neurolysis can be performed. This disease is mostly secondary nerve damage, and treatment and recovery require stimulation and activation of neurotrophic nerves in order to hope for early recovery. And the treatment time is very limited. If the affected nerves undergo secondary degeneration due to prolonged ischemia. No hope of recovery