Patient's question:
I started experiencing numbness in the upper body, and both the cervical spine and brain CT scans were normal. Later, a nerve conduction test revealed damage to the left median nerve. The doctor diagnosed peripheral neuritis, suggesting it might be due to medication toxicity. I haven't taken any medication, though. I've also tried traditional Chinese medicine and taken neurotrophic drugs, but now I sometimes feel numbness with a tingling, aching sensation, and only experience weakness in my limbs, which makes me uncomfortable. Previously, my fingers often hurt, but that has improved.What should I do now for treatment, and what could have caused this?
Doctor's answer:
This pathological change has caused damage to the brainstem nerves, leading to abnormal ear function. It is recommended that you undergo a brain and neck MRI for examination. Further treatment should be administered based on the diagnosis of the condition. If you need assistance, please send over the MRI images. Early treatment for illness is key, and if there is no illness, maintaining good health is important. The above advice is in response to the question "Am I suffering from peripheral neuropathy?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. In daily life, it is important to maintain a positive mood, as a good mood greatly aids in recovery from illness. !