Dejerine-Sotta Hypertrophic Neuritis

Dejerine-Sottas hypertrophic neuropathy (DS-HN) is a rare, chronic, and progressive sensorimotor neuropathy characterized by hypertrophy of the peripheral nerves, usually involving the deep peroneal nerve. The etiology of DS-HN remains unknown, but it is thought to be a type of axonal neuropathy. Clinical manifestations include pain, numbness, weakness, and atrophy of the affected muscles. Diagnosis is based on clinical findings and electrophysiological studies. Treatment is primarily supportive and includes analgesics, physical therapy, and nerve conduction block.

Dejerine-Sotta neuritis is a disease that leads to damage to the nerves and can be caused by various reasons such as injury, infection, autoimmune diseases, etc. One of the most common forms of this disease is Dejerine Sotta hypertrophic neuritis. It is associated with the proliferation of nerve tissue as a result of various processes such as inflammation, injury or infection. Hypertrophic changes can manifest themselves in the form of thickening of nerve fibers, nodes, nodules and other structures.

Dezherina-Sotta hypertrophic neuritis arises and manifests itself precisely from this form. The danger of this condition is that the disease can provoke serious complications: decreased sensitivity, paralysis, problems with motor skills and even death.

The main symptoms of Dezherina-Sottovsky neuritis In fact, the symptoms of Dezherina-Sottovsky neuritis are very diverse:

- soreness - itching - redness of the skin - hyperemia - skin rashes (urticaria) in some cases 1) First of all, pain is the key symptom of this disease. Painful sensations are usually local, but depending on which nerves are affected, they can also appear in nearby areas. Often this disease manifests itself with such unpleasant sensations as pain in the occipital region of the head, neck, back and lower back. Pain may also appear in the shoulder, limbs, hands and abdomen. Cases of pain in the chest are very rare, because, as a rule, this department responds worst to Degerino Sott's disease. The pain with this disease is always clear and bright. They can differ in nature, severity, strength, be provoked by certain movements, duration and influence the appearance of secondary symptoms. Particularly severe attacks are observed at the end of the night and after waking up, already subsiding in the morning. This is due to the fact that at night the blood flow to the head and limbs, as well as the joint, decreases.