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Discover LudwigThe phrase "nerve damage" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to injury or harm to the nerve tissue, resulting in loss of sensation, muscle weakness, or other symptoms. Example: The doctor diagnosed Sarah with severe nerve damage in her hand, likely caused by repetitive strain from her job as a computer programmer.
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She has nerve damage to her wrist.
A lack of copper causes nerve damage.
Shingles, in 1996, with resultant nerve damage.
Another said she had suffered nerve damage.
You're thinking, 'Do I have nerve damage?
This was what you might expect from severe nerve damage.
The trauma causes swelling, scar tissue and some nerve damage.
Triage suggested a collapsed filling and nerve damage.
But the nerve damage limits his ability to write.
Long needed 10 stitches and sustained nerve damage.
Or is it the nerve damage in Testaverde's left side?
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