Peripheral Nerves Clinic
Nafaur’s Neurocare provides consultation for children with peripheral nerve problems. These nerves help children move and feel their arms, hands, legs and feet.
Some children develop nerve injuries during birth. Others may get them after an accident or injury. These problems can cause muscle weakness, numbness, pain or loss of movement.
One common condition is brachial plexus injury. It affects the nerves that control the shoulder, arm and hand. A baby with this injury may have difficulty moving one arm.
Our Peripheral Nerves Clinic focuses on specialist assessment and treatment guidance. We review the child’s symptoms and medical reports. We also guide parents about further tests, therapy and possible treatment options. Some children may need surgery, while others may improve with regular therapy.
Seek medical advice if your child has weak arms or legs, numbness, pain or trouble moving a limb.
Read more about brachial plexus injuries in children.
For consultation, book an appointment with Nafaur’s Neurocare.