What is Neuritis?
Optic Neuritis is used to refer any degeneration or inflammation in the optic nerve. It is a cause of acute vision loss, and is associated with multiple sclerosis. When only one nerve is involved it is called mononeuritis, and if many nerves are involved it is called polyneuritis. Common Causes of Neuritis • Nerve damage • Viral illness • Blood supply disorders to the optic nerve • Meningitis • Multiple sclerosis • Tuberculosis • Demyelination • Syphilis • Paranasal sinus infection Home Remedies for Neuritis Tip 1: 1 cup of Soya bean milk mixed with 1 tspn of honey taken every night for 3-4 months. Tip 2: Soak Soya beans in water for 12 hours. Peel them and wash well. Grind to a fine paste. Add water and boil well Strain. Tip 3: Boil I tblspn of Barley with 2 glasses of water. Cool and strain. Add 1 cup of buttermilk and some lime juice. Drink this two times a day.
Neuritis is one of the serious nervous disorders. Neuritis refers to an inflammation of the nerves, involving a single nerve or a series of nerves. At times, several different groups of nerves in various parts of the body may be involved. Neuritis is known as polyneuritis. Neuritis is also known as polyneuropathy, for strictly speaking, Neuritis condition is not an inflammation, but a change in the state of the nerves resulting in weakness, loss of the reflexes and changes of sensation.
