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Peripheral neuropathy is damage or disease affecting nerves that may impair sensation, movement, organ function, or other health aspects depending on the affected nerve. Common causes include diseases like diabetes or leprosy, vitamin deficiencies, medications, injuries, alcohol consumption, immune system diseases, infections, or inheritance. Symptoms include numbness, tingling, muscle weakness, reduced sense of position, pins and needles, itching. Treatments include amitriptyline, antiepileptics like gabapentin, cannabinoids, pregabalin, and electric nerve stimulation. Medical cannabis has uses for conditions like diabetes, cancer, dementia and epilepsy but more research is needed on adverse effects and potential conflicts of interest in research funding.








