Neuropathic pain is caused by damage or injury to the nerves that transfer information between your brain and spinal cord. Symptoms include burning sensations, pins-and-needles feelings of impairment inability (such as sensing temperature), skin sensitivity issues with clothing, etcetera., but some people find it hard even wearing clothes which makes them feel uncomfortable because the pressure on any given point will cause intense discomfort associated with this neuropathic type disorders.

2. NEUROPATHIC PAIN
1. Neuropathic Pain Definition
2. Neuropathic Pain Symptoms
3. Neuropathic Pain Treatment
4. How is Neuropathic Pain Diagnosed?

3. WHAT IS
NEUROPATHIC PAIN?
Neuropathic pain can happen if your nervous
system is damaged or not working correctly.
You can feel pain from any of the various levels
of the nervous system—the peripheral nerves,
the spinal cord and the brain. Together, the
spinal cord and the brain are known as the
central nervous system. Peripheral nerves are
the ones that are spread throughout the rest of
your body to places likes organs, arms, legs,
fingers and toes.

4. NEUROPATHIC PAIN SYMPTOMS
1. Spontaneous Pain
2. Evoked pain
3. Shooting Burning Stabbing Pain
4. Chronic Sensation
5. Feeling Unpleasant Abnormal

6. NEUROPATHIC PAIN CAUSES
1. Alcoholism
2. Facial Nerve Problems
3. HIV Infection or AIDS.
4. Central Nervous System Disorders
5. Spine Surgery
6. Chemotherapy Drugs

8. NEUROPATHIC PAIN TREATMENT
1. Treat the Underlying Disease
2. Provide Pain Relief
3. Maintain Functionality
4. Improve the quality of life
5. Multimodal therapy

10. HOW IS NEUROPATHIC PAIN
DIAGNOSED?
Your healthcare provider will take a medical
history and do a physical exam. If your
provider knows or suspects you have nerve
injury, they will recognize typical
neuropathic pain symptoms. Your provider
will then try to find the underlying cause of
the neuropathy and trace the symptoms.

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