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    Re: peripheral neuritis!!

    Yes you have forgotten to mention aggravating factors, how long this has been going on and importantly what are the results of his neuro-examination i.e. reflexes and manual muscle tests. You need to confirm the presence or absence of nerve root involvement first and we need to learn about the irritability of his condition from you before we can advise further treatment options.

    I thank the others in this forum to stating this already and hope everyone will begin to provide more thorough, more specific presentations. You should know the methods of clinical assessment from your training? or is it not taught so well in your country. It the later is the case, we can assist you there with a medical assessment history taking and planned approach to treatment.

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    Lightbulb Re: peripheral neuritis!!

    hi all


    *Many thanks to all of ur relevant information,

    *i have mentioned previously normal x-ray ,so any cervical curves abnormalities i think were excluded!!,normal blood tests also mentioned to exclude diabetus!!

    *this pateint was complaining a year ago there is some electric shocks at his both U.L.especially through sealing things to customers"at winter season"
    i explained this may due to attractive forces between charges of his wool clothes,now his complain has began since 3 weeks ..

    **munual muscles tests grades (3-4)/5 for neck &shoulder girdles
    **EMG showed mild bilateral ulner nerve compression/irritation..

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