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Alcohol-related polyneuropathy is one of the most common neurological consequences of long-term heavy drinking. Burning feet, tingling, or numbness arise from gradual nerve damage. This article explains how alcohol attacks peripheral nerves, the role of vitamin deficiencies, and whether these damages can partially reverse.
