What should be done if AIDS causes multiple cranial nerve neuritis?

Patient's question:

I have a friend who is very young now, but she didn't go to school when she was very young because she liked hanging around outside. Now, she has actually contracted HIV. She wants to consult about how to deal with multiple cranial nerve inflammation caused by HIV.

Doctor's answer:

If you confirm that you have AIDS, it is spread through high-risk sexual contact or blood contact. Cranial nerve inflammation involves damage and inflammation of the cranial nerve cells. Essentially, antipyretic and analgesic drugs are used for treatment, in addition to controlling non-bacterial inflammation, where non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are quite effective. It is best to avoid fatigue and can be supplemented with high vitamin B content. When necessary, carbamazepine can be used.

📌 Related Posts