Patient's question:
The other day, I felt my skin was painful to touch, and the doctor at the hospital said I had acute neuritis. How is acute neuritis best treated?Doctor's answer:
Currently, it is mainly acute neuritis, with neural pain in the skin, caused by vitamin deficiency, physical and chemical stimuli, and pathogen transmission. This has led to acute neuritis, recurring skin pain, and discomfort in the skin areas. Therefore, active treatment is required, including the use of neurotrophic drugs. For significant pain, blood-activating drugs should be used to prevent harm to the body.