The word brain should be removed and peripheral should be written instead.
Neuropathic pain in it's simplest terms refers to pain caused by damage to the nerves. The pain is usually described as constricting, burning and tingling. Improper nutritional intake, exposure to harmful toxins makes the nerves vulnerable to damage.
Studies prove that the most common cause of peripheral neuropathy is Diabetes Mellitus resulting in nervous damage of the appendicular section of the i.e. limbs and feet.
The medication that is commonly used by healthcare providers to treat neuropathic pain are anticyclic depressants , Lidocaine, opioids etc.
Non-pharmacological treatment include balanced diet, brisk walking and regular training of muscles.
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