What Is Neuritis?

Neuritis is also called "peripheral neuritis." Peripheral neuroinflammatory and degenerative diseases caused by various diseases. From the affected area can be divided into mononeuritis and polyneuritis. There are several types of neuronitis, radiculitis, plexus inflammation, neural stem inflammation, peripheral neuritis, and neuro-myositis. Motor, sensory, and autonomic disorders can occur within the affected innervation range. Due to the different nature of the affected nerve, etiology, and course of disease, the extent of the three disorders is also different.

Neuritis is also called "peripheral neuritis." Peripheral neuroinflammatory and degenerative diseases caused by various diseases. From the affected area can be divided into mononeuritis and polyneuritis. There are several types of neuronitis, radiculitis, plexus inflammation, neural stem inflammation, peripheral neuritis, and neuro-myositis. Motor, sensory, and autonomic disorders can occur within the affected innervation range. Due to the different nature of the affected nerve, etiology, and course of disease, the extent of the three disorders is also different.

nickname

Peripheral neuritis

Common causes

Mechanical compression, trauma, poisoning and infection

Causes of neuritis and common diseases

Common causes of mononeuritis include mechanical compression, trauma, poisoning, and infection; polyneuritis can be caused by infection, poisoning, metabolism, nutrition, and vascular disease.

Differential diagnosis of neuritis

The abnormal signals of neuroinflammation changes are mainly high T2WI signals, which are suppressed by fat and water, and the signals are more obvious after surgery. Whether the nerve is thickened or thinner.

Neuritis examination

Visual observation

2. Cold and hot test

3. Direct observation of radon MRI

Neuritis treatment principles

The cause of treatment should be eliminated, and B vitamins, dobazole, niacin, citicoline, and coenzyme Q10 should be given. Selective use of corticosteroids, supplemented by massage, massage, acupuncture and physical therapy.

Clinical manifestations of neuritis

Acute or chronic infection, or history of taking drugs such as isoniazid, vincristine, or a history of metabolic diseases and poisoning; Acute or slow onset; numbness, pain, and duration of extremities Long-term people may have weak limbs; Signs have most peripheral nerves with impaired motor, sensation, and autonomic dysfunction; gloves and socks-like sensations diminish or disappear; weak distal limbs, low muscle tone, and tendon reflexes weaken or disappear, The skin at the extremities became cold, red, and cyanotic; Neurogenic damage was seen on the electromyogram, and the electrical test showed a degenerative reaction.