Hunain3 months ago

What can cause neuropraxia?

Neuropraxia can happen for many reasons. Nerves may become crushed or compressed. When this happens, they can’t send electrical impulses. Traumatic neuropraxia can result from: Bone fractures. Dislocation. Tears and injuries to ligaments and tendons. You can also develop neuropraxia after: Surgery (including after anesthesia). Giving birth. Dental work, if nerve damage occurs during anesthetic injections, tooth extraction or endodontic procedures.