Nerve pain of unknown cause

Nerve pain of unknown cause makes it difficult for patients to detect and treat the disease. Therefore, maintaining healthy living habits combined with regular health check-ups will help patients reduce the symptoms caused by the disease.

Nerve pain is caused by nerve damage. There are more than 50 signs, drugs or toxins known to cause nerve damage, including:
Diabetes HIV Immunodeficiency Virus Infection Celiac Disease Trauma Amyloidosis Fabry Disease Autoimmune diseases epidemics such as lupus and vasculitis Vitamin B12 deficiency Certain cancers such as lymphoma, myeloma Lyme disease Any nerve damage

For many people, the cause of nerve pain cannot be determined even using tests. This is thought to be idiopathic (i.e. unexplained) neuropathic pain.
Other studies have also found that metabolic syndrome diseases such as high blood pressure, abnormal cholesterol levels, obesity or prediabetes are also seen in people with neuralgia with no known cause. .

Idiopathic peripheral neuropathy like diabetic neuropathy often causes numbness in the hands and feet. Numbness may go unnoticed if it causes no pain.
Neuralgia in idiopathic peripheral neuropathy is usually in the feet and legs but can also be in the hands and arms. When there is an idiopathic neuropathic pain, there will be many different ways to describe it such as: burning, itching, pins and needles, electric shock. Simple touches can also cause nerve pain, and pain symptoms may not change even in the absence of stimulation. Often, unexplained neuralgia feels worst at night.

Anyone with nerve pain should see a doctor for a complete exam. Also, check for diabetes, cholesterol and blood pressure. Tell your doctor about all the medications you take and your daily diet. With that, the doctor will fully assess the risk factors that may cause the disease.

Regular activity: Regular exercise can widen the blood vessels in the feet to nourish damaged nerves. Starting with a daily walk and gradually increasing the speed and distance will provide many benefits for reducing neuropathic pain of origin. Take care of your feet daily if there are signs of neuralgia. At the same time, you should choose shoes that fit your feet to create a comfortable feeling. In case of severe pain, you should see a doctor to be examined and have methods to improve the pain. Maintain the habit of sleeping on time and getting enough sleep. Getting a good night's sleep can be very difficult if you have nerve pain. So, limit your caffeine intake and try to create healthy sleep habits on time and get enough sleep in a day. Using meditation, biofeedback, or hypnosis may help alleviate symptoms of idiopathic neuralgia.

However, if the nerve pain does not respond to medication or home care methods, it is necessary to see a doctor for an examination and early treatment regimens that are highly effective.
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Articles refer to the source: Webmd.com
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