Neurological pain and nerve damage

Neurological pains and nerve damage are often complicated and difficult to diagnose accurately. In order to avoid unsym cause-related pains that affect the quality of life, it is necessary to have regular medical examinations to be able to detect symptoms early, making the treatment process highly effective.

The nervous system participates in all activities of the body from air conditioning to muscle control and hot and cold sensations.

There are 3 types of nerves in the body:

• Autonomic nerves: These nerves control active or active activities in part including heart rate, blood pressure, digestion and temperature adjustment.
• Motor nerves: These nerves control movement and action by transmitring information from the brain and life to the muscles.
• Sensory nerves: These nerves transfer information from the skin and muscles back to the living and brain. The information that is then processed will transmit to parts of the body that cause pain or other sensations.

Nerves are essential for all body activity, so hurting or damaging nerves can seriously affect quality of life.

With damage to the nervous system there may be a wide range of symptoms and it will depend on the location as well as the type of nerve affected. Damage can occur with nerves in the brain and spine. At the same time, can also occur in peripheral nerves, located throughout parts of the body. Autonomical nerve damage can produce symptoms such as:

• Do not feel chest pain such as angina or heart attack
• Excessive sweating (called Hyperhidrosis) or too little sweating (called Anhidrosis)
• Dizziness
• Dry eyes
• constipation
• Bladder dysfunction
• Sexual dysfunction

Motor nerve damage can produce the following symptoms:

• Weak body
• Muscular weakness
• Convulsions, also known as local muscle vibrations
• Paralysis

Sensory nerve damage can produce the following symptoms:

• painful
• sensitive
• Paralysis
• Itching or stinging sensation
• Burning
• Have location perception issues

In some cases, people with damage to the nervous system will have symptoms that show damage to two or even three different types of nerves. For example, you may experience weakness and burning of the legs at the same time.

There are more than 100 different types of nervous system damage. Different types may have different symptoms and have different treatment requirements. An estimated 20 million Americans suffer peripheral nerve damage. This type of lesion is becoming more and more common, especially with people of higher age. In addition, up to 70% of people with diabetes also have symptoms of damage to the nervous system.

Although not an complete list of the causes of neurological diseases. However, here are several causes that can lead to nerve pain and damage to the nervous system:

• Autoimptopathic diseases: A variety of different types of autoi-immune diseases can produce symptoms of neuropathic pain and damage to the nervous system. These include: Multiple sclerosis, Guillain-Barré syndrome (a rare condition in which the immune system will attack peripheral nerves), myalnia, lupus and inflammatory bowel disease.
• Cancer: Cancer can cause nerve pain and damage to the nervous system in many ways. In some cases, the cancerous mass can repel or crush nerves. In other cases, some types of cancer can lead to nutrient deficiencies that affect nervous system function. In addition, some treatments such as chemotherapy and radiotherapy also cause neurological pain and damage to the nervous system in some people.
• Pinching or injury: Anything that leads to nerve injury or compression can lead to nerve pain and damage to the nervous system. This usually includes pinched nerves in the neck, bump injuries, and carerular syndrome.
• Diabetes: Up to 70% of people with diabetes suffer from neurological damage. These lesions are more likely to occur as diabetes worsens. Diabetic neuropath disease is a serious type of complications and can affect both the type of neurons. Sensory nerves are most often affected with symptoms such as burning and paralysis. If you have diabetes and are experiencing symptoms of neurological pain or damage to the nervous system, you should see a doctor for examination and timely treatment.

• Side effects of drugs and toxic substances: Various substances are introduced into the body intentionally or inadvertently capable of causing nerve pain and damage to the nervous system. These include drugs such as drugs used to treat HIV, drugs used in chemotherapy treatment for cancer … or poisons accidentally inge such as lead, arsenic, mercury … can also cause nerve damage.
• Motor neurons: Motor neurons are nerves in the brain and spine to communicate information to the muscles in the body. Diseases affecting this nerve include: Lateral sclerosis (also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease) can lead to worsening damage.
• Nutrient deficiency: Deficiency of certain nutrients, including vitamin B6, vitamin B12 can cause symptoms of neuropathic pain and damage to the nervous system including burning sensations and muscle weakness. A deficiency in nutrients that cause nerve damage may also be due to excessive drinking of alcohol or after gastric bypass surgery.
• Infectious diseases: Some infectious diseases have the potential to affect the nerves in the body. Conditions of influence include Lyme disease, herpes virus, HIV virus, and hepatitis C.

In many cases, damage to the nervous system cannot be completely cured. But there are many different treatments to be able to alleviate the symptoms of pain. Because the level of damage to the nervous system often increases, it is necessary to see a specialist to find symptoms and treat it in a timely manner. That way it can relieve pain and unsym benefiting effects on the nervous system that can lead to permanent damage.

Most often, the first goal of treatment is to solve the underlying condition that causes neurological pain or nerve damage. This course of treatment includes:

• Regulate blood sugar levels for people with diabetes
• Limit nutrient deficiencies
• Drug changes when the drug can cause nerve damage
• Physical therapy or surgical interventions can be used for effects such as compression or nerve injury
• Auto-immune medicines

In addition, your doctor may prescribe medications to minimize neurological pain such as:

• Painkillers
• Tri-ring antidepressants such as amitriptyline and desipramine (Norpramin), as well as other antidepressants, including duloxetine (Cymbalta) and venlafaxine (Effexor XR)
• Some anti-kinh medications
• Capsaicin Cream

Or some additional or alternative methods can also help relieve pain and unpleasant signs such as:

• acupuncture
• Biological feedback
• hypnotize
• Zen
• Antioxidant vitamins
• Electrical nerve stimulation such as TENS

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