Patient's question:
Doctor, my uncle went to the hospital yesterday for a thorough examination and was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy. It has been confirmed now. Their family is in a mess, focusing all their efforts on raising money for treatment. I'm also very worried. I would like to ask, how long does it usually take to treat peripheral neuropathy after being diagnosed yesterday?Doctor's answer:
The causes of peripheral neuropathy may be influenced by factors such as viral infections or abnormalities in the autoimmune mechanism. The primary treatment involves nourishing the nerves and adjusting the autoimmune mechanism. It is recommended to be hospitalized promptly and admitted to the neurology department. You should consider antiviral and nerve-nourishing medications, as well as autoimmune preparations, for treatment. The specific treatment plan and medications should be determined based on the patient's condition.