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Symptoms of peripheral neuropathy may include: Numbness or tingling in your feet, hands, legs, or arms Pain thats sharp, electrical, and/or burning and may be intermittent or become constant Lack of sensation in the affected area Extreme sensitivity to even light touch, such as covering your feet with a blanket Pain with typically non painful activity, such as planting your feet on the floor to stand Sensation of wearing gloves or socks when you arent Muscle weakness Problems with coordination These symptoms commonly begin in the feet and hands and then spread upward into the arms or legs as the nerve damage progresses

Another growth factor candidate for CDLBP treatment is growth differentiation factor6 (GDF6)

Autoimmune conditions, chronic pain syndromes, and persistent injuries often involve dysregulated inflammatory responses that perpetuate symptoms and prevent full recovery