peripheral neuropathy

How is Peripheral Neuropathy Diagnosed?

Diagnosis typically involves:
- Medical History: A thorough history to identify potential causes or risk factors.
- Physical Examination: Evaluation of reflexes, muscle strength, and sensory function.
- Diagnostic Tests: These may include blood tests, nerve conduction studies, and electromyography to assess nerve function.
- Imaging: MRI or CT scans to detect any structural causes of nerve damage.

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