Peripheral neuropathy symptoms include: 1  Pain. 2  Numbness (loss of feeling) 3  Tingling. Muscle weakness.  Muscle cramping and/or 1  twitching. Insensitivity to pain and/or temperature.  Extreme sensitivity to even the lightest 1  touch. Symptoms get worse at  night.
The major electrolytes in the body are made up of potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, chloride, phosphate, bicarbonate and sulfate.The kidneys are essential to maintaining electrolyte production, however when you sweat you lose a large portion of your electrolytesâprimarily potassium and sodium.lectrolytes are salt, primarily in the form of ions, which are molecules or atoms that have lost or gained an electron. We need electrolytes to function at every physical level, especially muscular and nerve performance.
Not if they are not soluble. Electrolytes are compounds which produce ions when in water. Soluble ionic compounds do this by breaking up into the constituent ions in water. But if the ionic compound is not soluble, such as lead chloride, then the compound does not break up into ions, and is thus not an electrolyte.