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axonal neuropathy in children
by peacejude, Oct 15, 2008 04:16AM
what is the future of a baby having axonal neuropathy (regardless of the type and cause since i don't know them yet for my daughter)? in most babies, what could be the common reason behind axonal neuropathy? will they be able to walk? is their a certain therapy?
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Thanks for writing in.
It is very difficult to give information on prognosis and treatment without knowing the cause of axonal neuropathy.
However if it is a genetic cause like in the case of giant axonal neuropathy nothing much can be done apart from controlling the symptoms.
However if it is due to a tumor for eg a myeloma pressing the nerve removal of the tumor will relieve the symptoms.
So the treatment and prognosis will depend upon the etiology of neuropathy.
can i have detailed info about nerve demylination? is there any therapy?