Patient's question:
Due to my poor health and very low immunity, coupled with long-term fatigue, I was carefully diagnosed with neuritis of the spinal nerves during my last health check-up. At first, I didn't take it too seriously, but later it affected my normal life. How is neuritis of the spinal nerves treated? It's a bit painful.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Radiculoneuritis is caused by many factors, and the clinical diagnosis most severely affects the cervical and thoracic nerve roots and the lumbar and sacral nerve roots, which can lead to shoulder and back pain as well as lower limb pain. The treatment of this disease should first be based on the cause of the disease. Actively controlling various infectious factors is important. Oral corticosteroid drugs, oral B vitamins, and choline can be taken to promote nerve repair and stabilize function, stabilize blood circulation, and enhance inflammation absorption.