Limb Loss

Limb loss refers to the partial or complete removal of a limb, such as an arm or leg, often due to injury, infection, or medical conditions like diabetes or vascular disease. It can significantly affect a person's mobility and daily activities. Advances in medical technology, like prosthetic devices, help individuals regain function and independence. Rehabilitation and emotional support are also crucial components of recovery, helping people adapt to life after limb loss.