#neuropathies

[crippleprophet]

Hey Mac, I hope this finds you on a good day <3

I was wondering if you knew anything about peripheral neuropathy? I ran into it a while ago when looking up one of my numerous problems and since then have realized it could well explain many of my issues! The issue being said issues started when I was a small child and everything i'm finding with any information I can acrually parse on it is only mentioning things like Guillain-Barre Arthritis and Cancer- things either unlikely in a child of 8 or to last undiagnosed or treated for 20 years.

If you know anything or can point me in a good direction to go on a deep dive about it I'd appreciate it! I hope the rest of your day/night is gentle on you.

hey, thank you <33 this is really interesting & concerning to me because once again information about incredibly common experiences is so hard to come by – i’ve experienced peripheral neuropathy for a couple years which i’m on medication for (duloxetine, generic of cymbalta), and while i haven’t dedicated a ton of research to that specifically, i have definitely come across information when researching other conditions, and basically my understanding is it can be caused by most autoimmune diseases.

probably the first thing most people will think of from the words “peripheral neuropathy” is diabetes, which mostly happens in the feet, i believe due to lower circulation because that’s the case for most foot impairments in diabetics. neuropathy can definitely be experienced in things like (juvenile in your case) rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, lupus, etc, either as a primary symptom or through secondary symptoms-the-medical-establishment-labels-fibromyalgia.

i know a lot of sick/crip spaces encourage looking into small fiber neuropathy (SFN) as well so that may be a starting point for you. an additional tactic i’d probably try if you haven’t already is like, “[something you think you might have],” for example “juvenile RA,” + “neuropathy” in PubMed & seeing where that takes you… again it’s such a common symptom that we really don’t understand enough about but that could hopefully turn up something that resonates with your experiences.

feel free to send another ask or dm me if there’s anything i can do to help! other folks feel free to chime in with suggestions if you have them. best of luck to you & i hope you find something helpful <33

[crimson-archaeology]

Clinical Study to Evaluate Efficacy of Aardhamatrika Basti in the Management of Madhumeha Janya Nadipratan Shotha w.r.t Diabetes Neuropathy_Crimson Publishers

Clinical Study to Evaluate Efficacy of Aardhamatrika Basti in the Management of Madhumeha Janya Nadipratan Shotha w.r.t Diabetes Neuropathy by  Ashish Mhatre in  Advances in Complementary &Alternative Medicine

Background: Diabetic neuropathy (DN) is a common disorder and is defined as signs and symptoms of peripheral nerve dysfunction in a patient with Diabetes Mellitus (DM) in whom other causes of peripheral nerve dysfunction have been excluded. It accounts for hospitalization more frequently than other complications of diabetes and also is the most frequent cause of non-traumatic amputation.

Objectives: To evaluate Clinical efficacy of Aardhamatrika Basti in the management of Madhumeha Janya Nadipratan Shotha w.r.t Diabetes Neuropathy.

Methodology: Aardhamatrika Basti was planned in order to have an effective and safe result. It is an observational clinical study with pre, mid and post test design, where 40 patients of DPN were randomly selected and subjected to Aardhamatrika Basti procedure for 16 days. Aardhamtrika Basti Contains Dashamoola Kashaya, Shatapushpa Churna, Saindhav, Madhu, Ashwagandha Taila.

Result: Result obtained with respect to the parameter Daha (burning pain), Chim Chimayan (tingling sensation), Suptata (numbness), Dourbalya (weakness in extremities) had showed statistically highly significant.

Conclusion: Aardhamtrika Basti presents a window of opportunity in the clinical management of Diabetes Neuropathy. Ideally this technique should be practically taught to the physicians and should be evaluated scientifically using principles of biophysics and nerve conduction studies.

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Neurotoxicity of chemotherapy drugs

Chemotherapy is one of the primary treatments for cancer. However, one of the most disturbing findings of recent studies of cancer survivors is the apparent prevalence of chemotherapy-associated adverse neurological effects, including vascular complications, seizures, mood disorders, cognitive dysfunctions, and peripheral neuropathies. In addition, chemotherapy triggers changes in ion channels on dorsal root ganglia and dorsal horn neurons that generate secondary changes resulting in neuropathic pains. Although a number of protective agents have been developed, their effects are not satisfactory. Chemotherapy drugs can cause changes in hippocampal neurogenesis and plasticity. A review reported in the Neural Regeneration Research (Vol. 8, No. 17, 2013) focuses on chemotherapy-induced neurodegeneration and hippocampal dysfunctions and related mechanisms as measured by in vivo and in vitro approaches, which is helpful in determining how best to further explore the causal mechanisms of chemotherapy-induced neurological side effects and in providing direction for the future development of novel optimized chemotherapeutic agents.

Yang MY, Moon CJ. Neurotoxicity of cancer chemotherapy. Neural Regen Res. 2013;8(17):1606-1614