The topic Peripheral Polyneuritis you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Peripheral Neuropathy.

Quick Summary:

• Peripheral Neuropathy is a condition that develops mostly in adults, due to a disruption in the communication between the brain and spinal cord
• The brain is composed of several nerves that are responsible for delivering messages to the spinal cord. The information sent to the spinal cord is then carefully translated in order to carry out the desired function. However, a disruption to these nerves causes an interruption to the communication preventing the message from being delivered
• This may lead to signs and symptoms such as pain, lack of coordination, trouble with sleep, loss of appetite, and an inability to respond to emotions
• Poorly-controlled diabetes, kidney abnormalities, and stress, as well as poor diet and alcoholism are considered risk factors for developing the condition. Thus, making good lifestyle choices and promptly treating conditions that could lead to Peripheral Neuropathy can help prevent the same
• Although a genetic mutation is suspected in Peripheral Neuropathy, other factors such as infections, diabetes, liver or kidney damage, the use of crutches, and trauma owing to accidents, are some factors that are known to cause the condition
• Peripheral Neuropathy is a complicated disorder and may have more than one causative factors or conditions. A physician might employ several methods, from physical examination, to blood tests and organ function assessment to arrive at a diagnosis
• Treatment options usually depend on the cause of the condition. If the underlying cause(s) can be treated, the patients might obtain relief from Peripheral Neuropathy

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