Painful neuropathy: prevention and managementMatsuoka, K.Suzuki, Y.Atsumi, Y.EXCERPTA MEDICA INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS SERIES
When symptoms of peripheral neuropathy appear, the possibility that they have been induced by drugs should be considered. A large number of drugs of all ki
Diabetic foot(DF)is a major public health concern.As evident from numerous previous studies,supervision of DF ulcer(DFU)is crucial,and a specific quality check-up is needed.Patients should be educated about glycaemic management,DFUs,foot lesions,proper care for injuries,diet,and surgery.Certain ...
Genetic factors increase the tendency of developing autoimmune diseases, and autoimmune diseases such as lupus,rheumatoid arthritis, and autoimmunethyroid disordersare more common among relatives of people with lupus than in the general population. It is also possible for one person to have more than ...
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease) with weakness and muscle wasting Radiculopathy (spinal nerve irritation or compression from various causes) with pain Distortion or loss of sensation, and/or weakness Diseases of the peripheral nerves, such as diabetic neuropathy, with distorted and...
To date, no review of CIPN-specific behavioural interventions has been conducted. A systematic review, focused on studies involving patient self-management to reduce symptoms of peripheral neuropathy (PN) caused by a range of conditions such as diabetes, HIV and other autoimmune disorders, reported ...
During surgical exploration, adhesions, fascial thickening, vascular changes, and scar tissue (present in 10 of 14 patients) involving the phrenic nerve suggested chronic inflammation and were consistent with compression neuropathy. Recent research suggested that intrathecal and intraneural injection of ultr...
Nerve damage (neuropathy) Long-term numbness Problems with nail growth or nail loss Stiff hands and feet Skin discoloration Scarring Secondary infections Loss of fingers and toes Tetanus Damage to tissues such as muscles and bones Amputation
Common Locations for Diabetic Ulcers If you have diabetes, you have a 25% greater likelihood of developing a skin ulcer due to poor circulation, trauma to the affected area, poor foot care,neuropathy, or common conditions such as callouses and cuts. ...
Complementary treatments such as stress management, acupuncture, and diet changes can help alleviate endometriosis symptoms. Eating lots of fruits and veggies might reduce the risk of developing endometriosis. Fatty meats, full fat dairy, caffeine, and alcohol could also increase your risk, so limit ...