Brachial_Neuritis

Brachial Neuritis Brachial Neuritis The Cause and The Cure Audience: Medical students in pre-medical school I. Introduction A. Brachial Neuritis, definition B. Brachial Plexus, definition II. Causes A. Immunizations B. Surgery III. Treatments A. Medications B. Physical therapy C. Acupuncture D. Surgery IV. Conclusion Fortunato 1 Brachial Neuritis Though the cause is unclear, many researchers and physicians agree that surgical procedures and immunizations are possible causes of brachial neuritis. Those who are diagnosed with brachial neuritis, depending on the severity of the disorder will have available different medications and alternative treatments used to help combat this disorder. What is brachial neuritis' Brachial neuritis is a condition involving decreased movement or sensation in the arm and shoulder caused by impaired function of the brachial plexus, a nerve area that affects the arm followed by several days of severe pain and discomfort (Health Central 1). The common diagnosis of patients with acute brachial plexus neuritis is severe, acute, burning pain in the shoulder and upper arm with no apparent cause. On occasion, it may awaken the patient from sleep. In the majority of patients, the pain subsides over the next few days to weeks, resulting brachial, neuritis, pain, treatment, patients, shoulder, plexus, nerve, arm, medications, after, surgery, patient, therapy, muscle, fortunato, been, symptoms, severe, left, one, acupuncture, tetanus, report, range, nerves, motion, disorder, disease, days, cause, weakness, pruitt, miller, immunization