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Nerves and emotions, emotions and nerves are connected to each other, the cycle of life, the quality of our life, and the level of stress make our nervous system depressed. Emotions are reflections of a physical and spiritual nature, they influence the character and shape it, and they are transformed over time and throughout life. How to get rid of stress Correction of nervous activity from the physical side is important. Namely, with a vitamin. The fact is that with a lack of certain substances and minerals in the body, the work of the endocrine system is disrupted, as a result, hormonal failure, and as a result, a stressful, depressive, nervous state. Therefore, monitoring your physical condition and its correction is not only an important component of getting rid of stress but also its prevention. Stress symptoms Symptoms of stress can include muscle tension, fatigue, irritability, impatience, insomnia or sleep disturbances, and difficulty concentrating. Needless to say,

The correct diagnosis is at the beginning of every therapy. That sounds banal, but in the field of pain therapy, it is not always easy. Acute pain is examined by a general practitioner or a specialist, depending on the area and type of the body. In many cases, the diagnosis is relatively quick and reliable, because it is often about tissue damage, for example after bone fractures, cuts, bruises, bruises, or even acute inflammations. Correct diagnosis is more difficult with chronic pain. Only the sum of different examinations allows the correct medical diagnosis. Basic examinations for nerve pain At the beginning of the diagnosis, there is the anamnesis, i.e. the conversation with the treating doctor. The patient should report freely and subjectively and provide answers to the following questions: Ø   Where, when, and how often does the pain occur? Ø   What are the characteristics of the pain (burning, tingling, stinging) Ø   How long has the pain been there? To get a co

In the media perception, chemotherapy is primarily associated with nausea, vomiting, and hair loss. In the longer term, it is often more important for patients that peripheral neuropathy, more precisely chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN), develops. The CIPN represents a functionally severely impairing side effect in several antineoplastic substances, the prevention, and therapy of which is an important task. In addition to many interventions that have been proven to be ineffective, it is becoming apparent that physiotherapeutic measures and possibly the prophylactic use of cold are preventively helpful. Randomized studies on the treatment of painful CIPN have provided positive data for duloxetine and, to a lesser extent, for venlafaxine. Neuropathic symptoms in a cancer patient Neuropathic symptoms are a dreaded side effect of some cancer treatments. Some chemotherapy drugs, in particular, cause patients to feel uncomfortable or numb in their hands and feet. Radia

Diabetes not only damages the blood vessels but also attacks the nerve fibers. Around a third of all diabetes patients develop nerve damage in the course of the disease as a result of the permanently high blood sugar levels. This is one of the most common sequelae of diabetes and can cause a variety of complaints. It is not always possible to heal the nerve damage, but treatment options are available that can greatly improve the symptoms of nerve pain (so-called neuralgia) in diabetes. Diabetes and Nerve Pain: How Does It Come About? It has not yet been scientifically clarified why excessively high blood sugar levels damage the nerves. There are various mechanisms under discussion by which the nerve fibers could be attacked. For example, it may be possible that diabetes-related metabolic disorders have a negative effect on the structural walls of the nerve cells. Or that circulatory disorders lead to an increase in free oxygen radicals and this oxidative stress damages the nerves

In the case of long-lasting or chronic pain, complete freedom from pain is a goal that can only very rarely be achieved. Because only in a few cases can the pain be eliminated by treating the cause. On the other hand, pain relief, i.e. reducing pain by 30 to 50 percent, is a realistic objective of nerve pain therapy. Surgical repair of the narrowing of the median nerve in carpal tunnel syndrome is one example of a causal treatment, while the optimization of blood sugar control in painful diabetic neuropathy is another. In most cases, however, it is about treating the symptoms. Before it comes to special pain therapy, the attending physician must have exhausted all possibilities of causal therapy. Therapy goals for nerve pain There are some therapy goals that one should be aware of: ü   Pain reduction by 30 to 50 percent ü   Improving the quality of sleep and life ü   Maintaining social activity ü   Maintaining the ability to work Multimodal therapy The royal road of mod