Even after the cause of pain has been treated, the affected nerves don't stop transmitting pain signals.

Sometimes, after a disease has been treated or an injury has healed, the affected nerves keep sending pain signals.

These injections can help curb pain from affected nerves or spinal joints.

The doctor may inject medicine into the area around affected nerves or may cut the nerves to block the feeling of pain.

This damage impairs the conduction of signals in the affected nerves.

With brachial plexopathy, surgical decompression may be warranted if the pathophysiology of the disease is causing pressure on the affected nerves.

Pain, burning, tickling, tingling, and/or numbness occurs in the area around the affected nerves several days or weeks before a rash appears.

Flynt's injuries caused him excruciating, constant pain, and he was addicted to painkillers until multiple surgeries deadened the affected nerves.

Microscopically, the affected nerve is markedly distorted, with extensive concentric perineural fibrosis.

Like LordOswal, he saw some significance in the sudden change from perpetual cloud cover to the incessant rain that so affected nerves as time passed.