Neurogenic injury, understand the cause before treatment

Neurogenic injury is an irritating injury to the human nervous system, usually manifested as joint pain and burning sensation on the skin. Patients should improve their condition through nutritional support treatments while continuously enhancing their own body functions. Only after the patient understands the cause of the disease can he or she better assist in treatment.

1. Neurogenic damage

Neurogenic damage is usually detected by electromyography (evoked potentials), which mainly affects peripheral nerves (skin, muscles, bones, etc.) and nerve endings.

In the early stage, the main symptom is pain in the joints, which usually occurs symmetrically. The pain alternates between the two sides but not at the same time. The alternation speed is very fast and the pain does not last long each time. It is usually accompanied by skin symptoms, such as a burning sensation on the skin, small red rashes on the joints, and purple-red patches on the skin caused by stimulation from cool wind.

They are very sensitive to noisy and hot environments and are easily triggered. Do not move around frequently.

2. Treatment recommendations

In addition to normal nutritional support therapy, treatment should enhance the body's immune function and improve its disease resistance. Nerve nutrition and the combination of Chinese and Western medicine can expand microcirculation so that the damaged residual nerves can get sufficient blood supply to prevent the disease from continuing to develop. Then, the nerves can be excited to activate paralyzed and shocked nerve cells to compensate for the damaged nerve cells, thereby enhancing the conduction impulses between nerve cells and restoring limb function.