Grandma has neuritis, how should it be treated?

Patient's question:

Doctor, hello. My mother-in-law has neuritis and feels like needles all over her body. How serious is this condition? After all, she's an elderly person, and I'm afraid that if we delay it and it doesn't improve, it will be very exhausting. Seeing her in pain isn't easy for me either. Is there any quick-acting treatment for this?

Doctor's answer:

Got neuritis, it may cause numbness and pain in the area controlled by the affected nerve multiple times. Medications to nourish the nerves, such as oryzanol and methylcobalamin, are needed. Avoid frequent (staying up late), and you can combine treatments like acupuncture and cupping for better results, which helps the condition recover quickly and thoroughly. Don't live in a damp environment, eat more fresh fruits, keep bowel movements regular, and avoid emotional excitement.

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