Nerve Damage
The sensation of face tingling or numbness could indicate that a nerve in the body is inflamed, delivering erroneous information to the brain. A damaged nerve can cause the nervous system to be unable to move the electrical impulses that ordinarily carry sensations when a nerve is constantly under pressure. This may result in numbness or a loss of feeling.
Nutritional or vitamin deficiencies and exposure to pollutants can harm and damage the nerves, resulting in neuropathy. The condition known as neuropathy can be detrimental to a person’s body and facial nerves. Diabetes, autoimmune disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis C, HIV, trauma, vitamin deficiencies, hereditary conditions including Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, and drugs like chemotherapy are common causes of neuropathy.
Additionally, the term neuropathy is used to represent various medical conditions in which the peripheral nervous system has been damaged and the signs and symptoms of those conditions. Depending on the cause, there are several ways to treat nerve damage, including medications, surgery, nerve stimulation, and other approaches. If an underlying medical issue leads to nerve damage, a doctor must immediately treat the problem.
