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Neuritis information
Neuritis is a term that is used to describe the inflammation of nerves and then be it a single nerve or many nerves. When inflammation takes place in the optic nerve, it is known as optic neuritis. It is this optic neuritis that becomes a cause for acute vision loss. When only a single nerve gets inflated, the condition is known as mononeuritis. And on the contrary, when a series of nerves get affected, it is called polyneuritis. Read on to explore more neuritis information, its causes and symptoms…
Neuritis Symptoms:- Burning sensation in the affected area
- Pain the affected nerves
In severe cases, neuritis symptoms include:
- Numbness
- Loss of sensation
- Temporary paralysis
Causes Of Neuritis:
- Nerve damage
- Multiple sclerosis
- Blood supply disorders to the optic nerve
- Paranasal sinus infection
- Meningitis
- Viral illness
- Tuberculosis
- Presence of toxins in the body
