Common causes of Neuropathic pain
Diabetes Mellitus : Pain may be spontaneous, continuous , or intermittent and is frequently worst at night. Often described such pain as stabbing, burning, tingling, prickly, hot, cold , or itchy.
Post-herpetic neuralgia : Pain persisting 3 months after the onset of rash is typically used to define post-herpetic neurgalia.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome : Chronic neuropathic pain following injury to soft tissues, bone, or nerve. Persistence pain out of proportion to the original injury.
Fibromyalgia : Chronic widespread musculoskeletal pain,
stiffness, and tenderness to palpation at specific tender points. The
underlying etiology involves abnormal central sensory processing pain.Diabetes Mellitus : Pain may be spontaneous, continuous , or intermittent and is frequently worst at night. Often described such pain as stabbing, burning, tingling, prickly, hot, cold , or itchy.
Post-herpetic neuralgia : Pain persisting 3 months after the onset of rash is typically used to define post-herpetic neurgalia.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome : Chronic neuropathic pain following injury to soft tissues, bone, or nerve. Persistence pain out of proportion to the original injury.
Compression Neuropathies : Occur as a result of a reduction of the perineural space necessary for normal function. Tissue pressure increases on the nerve and blood vessels resulting in neural ischemia.
Neuropathy due to infection : Lyme disease, HIV/ADS
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