Diabetes Complications: Nerve Damage, Eye Spots & Shock

What happens when diabetes goes untreated? Serious complications including nerve damage, diabetic shock, and eye spots can occur, affecting circulatory and neurological systems across the entire body.

Therapy for Nerve-damaged Hands

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Crystal Welch

Nerve-damaged hands can occur for a variety of reasons including fractured wrists, carpal tunnel syndrome or congenital disorders. Symptoms can include hand weakness, tingling, pain and inability to properly use the hand.

Crystal Welch has a 30-year writing history. Her more than 2,000 published works have been included in the health and fitness-related Wellness Directory, Earthdance Press and Higher Source. She is an award-winning writer who teaches whole foods cooking and has written a cookbook series. She operates an HON-code-certified health-related blog with more than 95,000 readers. Welch has a B.B.A. from Eastern Michigan University.