OVER 60: 10 Shocking Neuropathy Signs (You Won't Believe #5)

Peripheral neuropathy affects over 20 million Americans, and for those over 60, the risk is even higher—accounting for 70% of all cases. The tragedy is that most people wait an average of 18 to 24 months to get a diagnosis, allowing irreversible nerve damage to progress during the delay.
In this video, board-certified neurologists reveal the 10 shocking signs of neuropathy that seniors often dismiss as "just getting older." We dive into the science of sensory, motor, and autonomic nerve damage, explaining why Sign #5 is a hidden danger that 80% of patients never even mention to their doctors.
What You Will Learn:
The Nocturnal Burn: Why foot pain intensifies at night and the role of "C-fibers."
The Stocking-Glove Pattern: Understanding the path of tingling and paresthesias.
The Protective Sensation Gap: How progressive numbness leads to catastrophic unnoticed injuries.
#5 The Temperature Trap: Why losing the ability to distinguish hot from cold is a major medical red flag.
Autonomic Red Flags: The link between chronic constipation, cold feet, and dangerous blood pressure drops.
Actionable Next Steps: How to perform a simple "Two-Bowl" temperature test at home today.
Nerve damage moves at a rate of just 1mm per day. Catching it early is the only way to halt progression and protect your independence. Watch now to see if your "minor annoyances" are actually your nervous system crying for help.

Medical Disclaimer
This video is for educational awareness and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Peripheral neuropathy is a progressive condition that requires expert neurological evaluation. If you recognize these signs, consult your physician immediately for blood tests (A1c, B12) and nerve conduction studies. Never delay seeking professional medical help because of something you have watched online.