Patient's question:
In recent days, I have always felt that my arm is a bit stiff, and I often can't raise my hand very high. Moreover, I often feel pain in my hand, even with a sense of pain, especially when lifting heavy objects. Sometimes, I also feel tightness in my chest. What kind of help is needed: How can brachial plexus neuritis be treated quickly?Doctor's answer:
The treatment of brachial plexus neuritis should first identify the cause and then proceed with relevant treatment. During the acute phase of brachial plexus neuritis, the limb should be appropriately rested, and movement of the affected arm should be increased. A sling can be used to hang the arm on the chest to prevent lifting heavy objects. Local therapy, acupuncture, and pain relief can be administered. If cervical spondylosis is diagnosed, conservative treatment is the primary choice, with cervical traction being essential. Acupuncture, physiotherapy, anti-inflammatory, and blood-activating drugs can also be combined.The treatment of brachial plexus neuritis involves brachial plexus nerve damage, which can lead to unbearable severe pain. The severity of the pain is not relieved by ordinary analgesics. Current treatment strategies for brachial plexus neuritis. Due to the limited efficacy of analgesic drugs, surgical blood-activating surgery is often the primary approach.