Why Your Nerves Won't Heal — and What May Help

Peripheral nerves are slow to recover — and several everyday factors may quietly work against them. In this breakdown, Dr. Fitz explains why nerve healing tends to lag behind other tissues, and how things like blood sugar, circulation, inflammation, and nutritional gaps can shape the environment nerves need to recover. He also covers why ongoing pressure or irritation can keep a nerve from settling down, and what conditions may give nerves a better chance over time.

What you'll learn in this video

  • Why peripheral nerves tend to recover slowly compared to other tissues
  • The everyday factors that may quietly work against nerve recovery
  • How blood sugar, circulation, and inflammation can shape the healing environment
  • Why nutritional gaps may leave nerves without what recovery depends on
  • Why ongoing pressure or irritation can keep a nerve from settling down
  • The conditions that may give nerves a better chance to recover over time