How can I tell if I have peripheral neuritis?

1. Symptoms of movement restriction.

If the patient has obvious symptoms of motor restriction, it is necessary to pay attention to the area of motor restriction, most likely neurologic injury or neuritic disease. If the restricted site is present at the extremities, it is almost certain that it is peripheral neuritis. If the site appears in the shoulder and arm area, it may be a rotator cuff injury, so it is necessary to make a positive judgment for the specific symptoms.

2. Whether there is sensory impairment.

Sensory impairment is also a major symptom of peripheral neuritis disease, and if the patient suffers from peripheral neuritis disease, the patient will have more obvious sensory impairment. For example, if you prick the pores of ** with a needle, the pain is not obvious. Or if you accidentally cut your finger while chopping vegetables, it is difficult to find the pain.

The presence of this very obvious sensory disturbance can be judged as a peripheral neuritic disease.

3. Choose a professional inspection method.

After the appearance of peripheral neuritis disease, it will have a certain impact on people's health. When people find symptoms of similar diseases on their bodies, they can diagnose the disease to a certain extent. However, self-diagnosis is often random and unstable, and professional examination methods are also needed.

Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital for professional examination as soon as possible and diagnose the disease as soon as possible, so as to be able to carry out a positive **.

Nerve endingitis is medically called peripheral neuropathy, and the judgment of whether it is this disease is mainly based on clinical manifestations, if it refers to the endings, such as numbness in the hands and feet, or the feeling of wearing gloves or socks, then the possibility of nerve endingitis needs to be considered in this case is relatively large. For older people, if there is diabetes.

and hyperlipidemia, which usually eats less vegetables and fruits, and is most likely to suffer from this disease.

Peripheral neuritis is a type of lower motor neuron and is also peripheral neuropathy, diabetic peripheral neuropathy diagnosis:

1. Have a history of diabetes. Clause.

2. There is superficial sensory impairment. Clause.

3. Pressure sensation disorder and vibration sensation disorder.

This can effectively prevent the aggravation of peripheral neuritis and allow patients to recover faster.

Peripheral neuritis is a neurological disease that can cause numbness in the hands and feet.

Peripheral neuritis, also known as peripheral neuritis, which was called in the past, is now called polyneuropathy, also known as peripheral neuropathy. It is a disorder of motor, sensory, and autonomic dysfunction of the distal extremities caused by a variety of causes, symmetrical or asymmetrical. The pathological changes are mainly segmental demyelination and/or axonal degeneration of peripheral nerves, and some are accompanied by changes in neuromuscular junctions.

Peripheral neuritis is called Bi syndrome in Chinese medicine.

The disease is complicated, is it you?

If it is more severe, it can also be used with hormones and nerve-nourishing drugs**.

Peripheral neuritis, also known as peripheral neuritis, is what it used to call and is now called polyneuropathy, also known as peripheral neuropathy, which is caused by different causes, symmetrical or asymmetrical motor, sensory and autonomic dysfunction of the distal extremities. The changes in the case are mainly peripheral nerve demyelination and/or axonal degeneration, and some alterations in the neuromuscular junction of the sidewalk.

Diagnosis of peripheral neuritis is based on history, symptoms, laboratory tests, imaging tests, and exclusion of other conditions.

1.Medical history. In general, patients with peripheral neuritis have a history of the following:

diabetes, uremia, chronic digestive tract diseases; History of heavy metal, drug or chemical poisoning, history of infection such as tetanus, herpes zoster, leprosy, chickenpox, etc.; Have immune system disorders such as Guillain-Barre syndrome, post-vaccination neuritis; Connective tissue diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, etc.; There are hereditary diseases, such as hereditary ataxia peripheral neuropathy, hereditary ** perceptual radiculoneuropathy, etc.

2.Symptom. Typical symptoms of peripheral neuritis include ant walking, pins and needles, burning, and glove-like and sock-like sensory impairments; symmetrical paralysis of the distal limbs, decreased muscle tone, and even muscle atrophy and other movement disorders; Manifestations of autonomic disorders such as thinness, pallor, coldness, scaling, and brittle nails at the end of the limbs.

3.Laboratory tests.

The cause of the disease can be found by performing routine blood tests, biochemical tests, blood glucose and glycosylated hemoglobin, immunological tests, poison tests, and other related tests.

4.Imaging tests.

Electromyography to determine the extent of neuronal damage; MRI to identify lesions of nerve roots and plexus and to rule out other head, spinal cord, or abdominal or pelvic disorders; Nerve biopsy, which may reveal some demyelination and axonal degeneration; genetic testing, which can find genetic abnormalities in hereditary neuritis; **Sympathetic response measurement can identify damage to peripheral nerve autonomic.

Generally, the diagnosis of peripheral neuritis can be made by combining the above points, and the prognosis can be preliminarily evaluated, which provides a necessary basis for the selection of clinical regimens.

1. Judge according to symptoms.

After the occurrence of peripheral neuritis disease, the patient can first make self-judgment, and the first thing to observe is what uncomfortable symptoms will occur in the body, such as the presence of limb symmetry symptoms and decreased muscle tone, and the diagnosis can be confirmed to a certain extent. In addition, you can also actively consult a doctor, and the doctor's initial diagnosis is also to ask about symptoms.

2. Electrophysiological examination.

Electrophysiology is a very common test used for peripheral neuritis diseases, and electrophysiology examination is mainly to check the muscle tone of the patient. There is a constant standard for electrophysiology examination, and if the muscle tone is weakened or even disappeared, the disease can basically be diagnosed, which is a relatively accurate examination method.

3. Laboratory examination.

For peripheral neuritis disease, laboratory examination methods can also be selected, and laboratory examination methods are a relatively high-end examination method. The laboratory examination method requires taking a sample of the patient's local tissue, and then performing a test to determine the patient's physical condition. According to the laboratory method, the results are obtained very quickly, and the results are usually available within the same day.

How can I tell if I have peripheral neuritis?

The common symptoms of peripheral neuritis are: cyanosis, diarrhea, feeling excessive, feeling allergic, fasciculation, tendon reflexes, cross-threshold posture, deep sensory obstruction, dampness of the limbs, etc.

Peripheral neuritis is manifested by numbness of the hands, feet or limbs, which can be accompanied by pain and helplessness. It can be numb at the finger (toe) ends, and can be extended to all the palms of the hands, feet, limbs, and even the whole body. I feel numbness and swelling, poor stretching and flexion, inflexible fitness exercises, "crawling like mosquitoes" or "needle-like feeling", and some patients have abnormal feelings of "cotton socks" and "sleeves", and feel sluggish like active skin thickening.

Many patients often develop the disease during the quality of sleep at night, resulting in numbness and waking up, or waking up in the morning, the hands are sleepy, swollen, numb, uncomfortable, and the muscles are stiff, and the forest band can be alleviated after a little theme activity. Left and right symptoms are usually exacerbated by cold and fatigue. It is accompanied by the main manifestations of fatigue and coldness of the hands and feet.

1. Diagnosis based on symptoms.

Peripheral neuritis disease can be diagnosed according to clinical symptoms, when suffering from peripheral neuritis disease, patients may have muscle weakness, hypotonia, tendon reflexes weakened or dissipated and other symptoms, some patients will also have extremities ** cold, flushing, paleness, etc., sometimes patients will have more or less sweating, so when diagnosing peripheral neuritis, the condition can be confirmed according to these symptoms.

2. Electrophysiological examination.

Peripheral neuritis can also be diagnosed by electrophysiological examination, which can clearly detect the speed of motor conduction, if the motor conduction slows down or disappears, then the electromyography will show changes in the optic nerve, which means that peripheral neuritis is suffered.

3. Laboratory examination.

Laboratory examination is a more commonly used method to diagnose peripheral neuritis, this examination method is relatively targeted, so its accuracy is very high, and this examination method is very simple to use, only need to take a little tissue in the affected area before the examination for testing, and the test results can be used to confirm whether there is peripheral neuritis.

Nerve endingitis is a disease of the peripheral nerves, which is a symptom of numbness in the fingers or toes, when diagnosing nerve endings, we should first ask whether there is a special drug history according to the patient's medical history, whether there is any contact with pesticides or other systemic diseases, and then according to the clinical signs of peripheral neuritis obtained by physical examination. Sensory disturbances in the distal extremities are common, with glove or sock sleeves. There will also be muscle weakness, weakened or disappeared tendon reflexes, coldness, paleness, sweating disorders, rough thinning and other phenomena at the extremities.

If the patient has some of the above symptoms, it is necessary to go to the neurology department of the hospital for treatment, which is generally confirmed by combining the patient's clinical symptoms and electromyography and other examinations. If peripheral neuritis is diagnosed, it is necessary to treat the primary disease**, and drugs such as nourishing nerves and improving peripheral circulation can also be used.

Neuritis is also known as "peripheral neuritis". A general term for inflammatory and degenerative diseases of the peripheral nerves caused by various pathologies. From the extent of involvement, it can be divided into mononeuritis and polyneuritis.

From the site of involvement, it can be divided into neuronitis, radiculitis, plexitis, neuronitis, peripheral neuritis and neuromyositis. Motor, sensory, and autonomic deficits may occur within the innervation of the affected nerves. Due to the nature of the affected nerves, **, and the course of the disease, the degree of manifestation of the three disorders is also different.

Polyperipheral neuritis is a general term for multiple uninterrupted nerve damage caused by a variety of causes, mainly manifested by symmetrical, motor and autonomic dysfunction of the distal limbs.

The symptoms of peripheral neuritis mainly include paresthesias, pain, numbness and autonomic nerve disorders in the hands and feet, the most prominent manifestation of paresthesia is numbness, patients often feel the ** of the hands and feet, there is a very thick feeling, sometimes there is a feeling of ants crawling, the response to acupuncture also becomes dull, this numbness will be aggravated after encountering cold water or cold, the pain is manifested as burning pain or pinprick pain, and sometimes feel the weakness of the hands and feet, if the symptoms are severeIt will also affect fine movements such as writing and buttoning.

Because the peripheral nerves also contain autonomic nerve components, in some patients, there will also be manifestations of autonomic nerve disorders, such as thinning or paleness of the ends of the fingers and toes, a feeling of coldness, abnormal sweating, etc.

There are many causes of peripheral neuritis, the most common of which is diabetes, and others include chronic alcoholism, heavy metal poisoning, and the use of certain anti-tuberculosis drugs and anti-tumor drugs. In terms of **, oral B vitamins can be taken to nourish and protect nerves.