The guided tour of the Vanderbilt Mansion is a 45-60 minute walking tour, including the first floor, second floor and a portion of the basement. There are approximately 100 steps during the tour. Visit the Construction Notices Page for information on current tour status. The Vanderbilt Mansion is accessible.
Peripheral neuropathy can affect one nerve group or all three. The symptoms of peripheral neuropathy include: tingling in the hands or feet. a feeling like youâre wearing a tight glove or sock. sharp, stabbing pains. numbness in the hands or feet. a weak, heavy feeling in the arms and legs, which sometimes may feel like your legs or arms lock in place.
Neuropathy is nerve damage. Numbness and tingling in the feet and legs usually signal neuropathy. Later symptoms include weakness and pain. There are many possible causes of neuropathy in the lower extremities. Neuropathy can be acquired or inherited. Many people who have neuropathy in the feet and legs have developed this condition as a complication of diabetes. Some inherited disorders cause nerve damage in the feet and legs. The most common of these is Charcot-Marie-Tooth, which causes extreme weakening and numbness of muscles in the legs and feet. Risk factors for developing neuropathy in the legs and feet include diabetes, alcoholism and vitamin deficiencies.