Patient's question:
The onset of the condition has been approximately one and a half years. First, numbness occurred in the palm, then in the hands, and finally in the soles of the feet, accompanied by pain. After reviewing the records at the hospital, the X-rays of the bones also showed no issues, and the diabetes test was negative as well. In the end, the doctor diagnosed it as neuritis. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Generally, numbness in hands and feet is considered a symptom of neuritis caused by recurrent inflammation of the nerves. It can be treated with neurotrophic drugs. Often, this approach is effective. In your case, you could consider intravenous drip treatment with Neurotrophic Factor Injection and Ganglioside Tetrahexoside to nourish the nerves. This is usually effective, and the results are quite good. Of course, acupuncture or physical therapy are also treatment options that can be considered, and they are often effective as well. Wishing you good health.