What is the impact of peripheral neuritis on life?

Severe peripheral neuritis will lead to paralysis of the distal limbs, unable to walk independently, and prolonged paralysis will cause deformities and joint contractures of the distal limbs, which will seriously affect the quality of life. Others can cause severe pain in the distal extremities, affecting sleep and daily life. Therefore, peripheral neuritis should be actively targeted, and the sooner the better.

Peripheral neuritis caused by alcohol removal is first of all abstinence from alcohol, and peripheral neuritis caused by drug intoxication requires immediate discontinuation of the drug. At the same time, B vitamins are supplemented to nourish the nerves.

Peripheral neuritis is a sensory disorder. Patients with milder forms of the disease may experience sensory and motor disturbances, and exacerbations can cause severe impairment of limb motor function and may also cause paralysis.

There are many causes of polyperipheral neuritis, which are common in drugs, chemicals, heavy metals, and alcoholism.

metabolic disorders, etc.

Poisoning: such as lead, arsenic, mercury, phosphorus and other heavy metals, nitrofuracillin, isoniazid, streptomycin, phenytoin, carbamazepine, vincristine and other drugs, as well as organophosphorus pesticides and other organic compounds. Nutritional Metabolism Disorders:

Such as B vitamin deficiency, diabetes, uremia, chronic digestive tract diseases, pregnancy, etc.

Multiple peripheral neuritis can be divided into acute, subacute, chronic, and ** according to the course of the disease.

Peripheral nerve damage is usually complete, and symptoms include sensory, motor, and autonomic dysfunction.

Typical symptoms. The following symptoms usually occur at the same time, with a symmetrical distribution of distal limbs that extends distally to the proximal segment.

Sensory disturbances. Paresthesias in the distal extremity of the affected limb, such as pins and needles, ant walking, burning, tenderness, etc. In addition, there may be decreased or absent symmetry of the distal limbs, which is distributed like gloves and socks.

Movement disorders. Distal symmetrical muscle weakness of the limb may manifest as mild or total paralysis. Hypotonia and decreased or absent tendon reflexes. Wrist drops and feet may be present. In later stages, muscle atrophy, limb contractures, and deformities may occur.

Autonomic disorders.

Symptoms such as symmetrical thinness, shinyness, scaling, coldness, paleness, bruising, and sweating without sweating may occur at the end of the limb**, in addition to rough, brittle, and even ulcerated nails.

This situation has some effects, so if this happens, you can take some vitamin B6 orally to treat the symptoms** If it is usually hot, drink more boiled water and pay attention to rest, there is no problem in general. However, if you eat more vegetables, pay attention to rest, and do outdoor sports appropriately, your situation will be improved.