Diagnosis of multiple peripheral neuropathy?

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Multiple neuropathy (polyneuropathy) is a syndrome characterized by symmetrical peripheral sensory disturbance of limbs, paralysis of lower motor neurons and dysfunction of autonomic nerve. Polyneuropathy is an acute infectious polyneuropathy, which is caused by a variety of reasons, damages most peripheral nerve endings, and causes symmetrical nerve dysfunction of distal limbs. Next, I'll tell you something. Next, I'll tell you something.

Diagnosis of multiple peripheral neuropathy?

1. This disease occurs at any age, and the manifestations may vary according to the disease. It presents acute, subacute and chronic course. Most of the patients progress from the distal end of the limb to the proximal end, and remission from the proximal end to the distal end. We can see recurrent cases. 2. The common characteristics of this disease are: symmetrical sensory, motor and autonomic nervous disorders in the distal limbs.

Autonomic dysfunction is particularly evident in some peripheral neuropathy, such as Guillain Barr disease é Diabetes, renal failure, kobulin disease, amyloidosis and other neuropathy. The symptoms include postural hypotension, cold limbs, hyperhidrosis or anhidrosis, brittle fingernails, thin, dry or desquamated skin, erectile dysfunction, afferent neuropathy leading to tension-free bladder, impotence and diarrhea.

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matters needing attention

1. In acute mild patients, prednisone combined with neurotrophic agents was the main treatment. 2. Early severe patients should be given intravenous hormone or plasma exchange therapy or high-dose gamma globulin therapy, supplemented by neurotrophic drugs, attention to support, symptomatic treatment. 3. Cyclophosphamide or azathioprine can be used as appropriate for those who have no effect on hormone and are treated with plasma exchange therapy or high-dose gamma globulin without condition, but the side effects should be paid attention to. 4. Patients with infection should be treated with effective and sufficient antibiotics.