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: No pain - This indicates there is no abnormal nerve activity. No pain + Decrease of pain - This is a sign that the nerve fibers may be more damaged than usual. No pain - This sign is often seen in cancer patients and others with significant pain. No pain - If there is no pain you need to see a doctor to test your nerves. The increase in pain symptoms is actually the result of the nerve fibers becoming damaged and no longer being able to properly transmit signals to the brain. If you have been diagnosed with spinal cord injuries that left both your lower body and upper body paralyzed and no pain is seen on the initial physical exam please call our office or doctor. The next set of physical check up with no pain is usually your best chance to find more severe nerve damage and determine possible surgery or other treatment. No pain - If there is no pain you need to see a doctor to test your nerves. The increase in pain symptoms is actually the result of the nerve fibers becoming damaged and no longer being able to properly transmit signals to the brain. If you have been diagnosed with spinal cord injuries that left both your lower body and upper body paralyzed and no pain is seen on the initial physical exam please call our office or doctor. The next set of physical check up with no pain is usually your best chance to find more severe nerve damage and determine possible surgery or other treatment. Initial Pain: Pain in the back, neck, and side of your body. Pain in the back, neck, and side of your body. Numbness - When it becomes numb, the affected nerve fiber is no longer receiving the correct amount of electrical signal. When it becomes numb, the affected nerve fiber is no longer receiving the correct amount of electrical signal. Sensation : A numb feeling in your upper arm, or in the back of your knees. : A numb feeling in your upper arm, or in the back of your knees. A Change in sensation : Your pain in the back of your knees is coming from an area that is now numb and no longer feeling pain. : Your pain in the back of your knees is coming from an area that is now numb and no longer feeling pain. Decrease Your Pain: If your pain is decreasing then the nerve damage is not causing the initial symptoms. Try different activities and try to rest. The cause of the pain may be found through physical exam and may be something as simple as nerve or nerve fiber damage or a spinal cord injury. Call our office today or email