Neuropathie

[7151]

Whats thé différence with antaxia znd neuropathie ? Thankyou

[wobblybee]

Ataxia…is a disturbance in balance.

Neuropathy…is a nerve sensation.

mayoclinic.org/diseases-con...

[7151 in reply to wobblybee]

Thankyou so much ..very intéressant I have that sort of pain in back legs and feet ..going to look more into this ..years ago i used to say water hurt me like swiming ..my brother said it was nerve ends ... so they say i v a syndrome ataxia but they cant find out what syndrome and i also have these other awfull pains ..dr tell me antaxia dosent cauce pain

Once again clever lady for explaining

[wobblybee in reply to 7151]

🤔 This might explain other pain..

Allodynia is an uncommon symptom that can result from several nerve-related conditions. When you’re experiencing it, you feel pain from stimuli that don’t normally cause pain. For example, lightly touching your skin or brushing your hair might feel painful.

healthline.com/health/allod...

And, it is common to experience pain with a diagnosis of Cerebellar Ataxia….I have a lot of muscular pain myself.

[7151 in reply to wobblybee]

Once again thankyou I can deal with the wobly walking but the pain is difficult

[wobblybee in reply to 7151]

I agree with you..pain can be very disabling.

Generally speaking..stretching is recommended to loosen tight muscles, it has helped me at times.

🤔 Can your GP offer help with this. I know you live in France.

[7151 in reply to wobblybee]

Yes i already do physiothérapie Anycase thé drs have now decided to do a IRM on back and legs

[PatsyIpswich]

My neurologist didn't explain but did prescribe pregabalin for low level pain. X

[7151 in reply to PatsyIpswich]

Thankyou I m battling to find out what syndrome of antaxia i have and came across neuropathie