Home Remedies For Management And Prevention Of Neuropathic Pains!

Nervous system is a complex network consisting of two parts including central nervous system and peripheral nervous system. The central nervous system comprises the brain and spinal cord which are protected from injuries by bones and cerebrospinal fluid which act as cushion. The peripheral nervous system is a network of nerves connecting the central nervous system with the remaining body parts. This system performs following three functionalities :

1.  1. Sensory information from the inside and outside of different body parts is gathered by sensory nerves which are then transferred to the central nervous system.

2.  2. After this information is brought to the central nervous system, it is processed and interpreted.   

3.  3. Now, this processed information from the CNS is conveyed to different glands and muscles.

The chronic pains, neuropathic pains are caused due to any injury to the nerves which can affect the functionality of the nervous system. Functionality of the nervous system can be adversely affected due to exposure to toxins, infections, poor metabolism, traumatic injuries and alcohol abuse. However, diabetes is the most common cause of neuropathic pains. Weakness, numbness and pain in the peripherals (hand and feet) are the symptoms of the neuropathy.  

There are different types of medications and supplements available the market for controlling the symptoms and management of neuropathic pains. To provide you relief from these pains, most of the medicines and supplements block the pain signal from reaching the brain.

However, these pains can also be managed and alleviated with various home remedies for natural neuropathy treatment. Following home remedies are helpful for natural neuropathy cures:

1. Take the utmost care of your feet. In neuropathy, sometimes pain signals are sent to the brain even if there is no injury on the feet or no signal is sent if there is an injury on the feet. Therefore, check your feet for cuts, injuries or blisters.

2. Regular exercise is helpful in strengthening muscles and controlling blood sugar level.

3. Alcoholism and smoking also have bad effects on the circulation. Therefore, quitting smoking and alcohol abuse is helpful in the management and prevention neuropathic pains.

4. Regularly and carefully monitor blood glucose level if you are suffering from diabetes.