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Angel
PLEASE talk to me
This is just a fancy way of saying that you have nerve damage!. The way you are treated is with What i already told you
Idiopathic means no known cause can be found!.

I dont think you have idiopathic, because the origin is known, you have back problems!.(cmon doc - get a clue-lol!!)


Peripheral neuropathy refers to the damage to the nerves of the peripheral nervous system which supply feeling and motor function to the body!.

The four major types of nerve damage are autonomic neuropathy, mononeuropathy, mononeuritis multiplex, and polyneuropathy (the most common which mainly affects the feet and legs)!. These disorders have many causes such as diabetes, alcoholism, HIV, toxin exposure, metabolic abnormalities, and vitamin deficiency!. Symptoms include weakness, cramping, decreased tendon reflexes, numbness, tingling, and pain affecting the arms and or legs!.

If your doctor believes that you have this disorder he or she would refer you to a neurologist, because they specialize in diseases of the nerves (CNS- central nervous system and PNS- peripheral nervous system)




Spinal column stimulator/will help with the pain !.


Types of Peripheral Neuropathy - Idiopathic

Idiopathic | Pre-diabetic/Diabetic | Hereditary | Toxic/Secondary to Drugs | Inflammatory | Systemic/Metabolic |
Compression | Other Types of PN

Idiopathic Neuropathy


Sometimes peripheral neuropathy seems to happen for no particular reason!. Doctors call this disorder "idopathic", which means "of unknown cause!." Typically, idiopathic peripheral neuropathy occurs in people over 60 years old; progresses slowly (or doesn't progress at all after the initial onset); and it can be very disruptive to someone's normal life and lifestyle!.

SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS


(Not all symptoms and signs may be present!.)

You may feel these symptoms first in your feet and then possibly in your shins:

Numbness, tingling and pain
Unsteady when standing, walking
Muscle weakness (including weak ankles) or cramps
You may also experience these symptoms:

Feelings of faintness when standing
EVALUATION AND TESTS
(Not all evaluation and tests may be necessary!.)

Physical examination
Neurological evaluation
Electromyography
Nerve conduction velocity test
Standardized tests to measure:
Muscle strength
Loss of function of sensory and autonomic nerves
Blood and urine tests to identify potentially treatable causes for neuropathy (e!.g!., vitamin B12 and folate levels; thyroid, liver and kidney functions; vasculitis evaluation); antibodies to nerve components (e!.g!., anti-MAG antibody); antibodies related to celiac disease; Lyme disease; HIV/AIDS; hepatitis C and B)!.
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TREATMENT AND THERAPY
(Not all treatments and therapies may be indicated!.)

Over-the-counter pain medication for mild pain
For severe pain, take over-the-counter pain medication or prescription drugs used for peripheral neuropathy, on a regular basis

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