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Is age a factor in peripheral neuropathy? Understanding senior nerve health

Over 50% of people with diabetes will develop some form of peripheral neuropathy, with prevalence increasing with age. But beyond diabetes, is age a factor in peripheral neuropathy on its own? This authoritative guide explores the complex relationship between the natural aging process and nerve health.

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Does Aging Cause Peripheral Neuropathy? Understanding the Connection

Peripheral neuropathy is estimated to affect 8% to 10% of adults over 50, but the link is more complex than simple aging. So, does aging cause peripheral neuropathy? It's often a contributing factor, not the sole cause, influencing the development of this condition.

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Does Everyone Get Neuropathy as They Age? The Truth About Nerve Health

The prevalence of neuropathy rises significantly with age, affecting between 8% and 10% of people over 50, according to some estimates. This common yet often misunderstood condition raises a critical question for many seniors: **Does everyone get neuropathy as they age?** The answer is not as simple as it seems, and understanding the role of aging versus other risk factors is vital for maintaining your nerve health.

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