Can you tell me about 'vastilitic neuropathy'?

See details: Those are several different types of vasculitis. Neuropathy occurs when the inflammation compromises the vessels that supply blood to the nerve involved.

Unhelpful term: But, implies decreased blood flow can cause a neuropathy. In fact, diabetic neuropathy is often secondary to the vasa nervorum supplying the nerves, and can reverse this by increasing local nitrite effects, using biologically active B vitamins.

See details: It is a nerve damage caused by compromise of the blood supply to that nerve as a result of inflammation of the vessel wall.

It's rare and-: Vasculitic neuropathy is rare. It is an autoimmune illness. The immune system mistakenly attacks small blood vessels that nourish the nerves. This can cause pain, numbness and weakness. Often treatment includes medicine to prevent inflammation, such as prednisone, IVIG or other medications. It is not the same for everyone. It tends to be formally diagnosed by nerve biopsy. Hope that helps!