Atropine is a group of drugs that inhibit the sympathomimetic, acting on the central and peripheral nervous system. Atropin is prepared in many different forms and with different strengths such as oral, injectable, eye drops. Depending on the goal of treatment, there will be a way to use the drug so that it is reasonable.

Mecothepharm belongs to the group of mineral and vitamin drugs. The drug is effective and how to use it, please refer to the article below.

The human nervous system includes the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) and the peripheral nervous system, which govern sensory, motor and vegetative functions. When the nervous system is damaged, it will cause diseases that the nervous system governs.

Polyneuropathy is a condition that results from damage to the peripheral nerves. Although there are many causes of this condition, the symptoms are quite similar to unpleasant sensations in the legs or arms such as numbness, pain, tingling, and loss of mobility.

Benign peripheral nerve tumors can cause compression and loss of nerve conduction, leading to many complications, the most dangerous of which is paralysis. Therefore, symptoms of the disease need attention to detect the disease early.

Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy is a polyneuropathy characterized by sensory loss in the hands and feet. Patients with this disease need early treatment to ensure a higher chance of recovery.

Peripheral neuroma forms and develops near or on peripheral nerves. When the tumor causes sensory disturbances, limits movement, affects aesthetics, grows rapidly or is suspected of malignancy, peripheral neuroma surgery will be indicated to completely remove it.

When peripheral neuropathy affects more than one nerve, it is called polyneuropathy. Most people with peripheral neuropathy have polyradiculoneuropathy.

Electrodiagnostics (commonly known as electromyography, electromyography, neuromuscular electrophysiology) is a functional examination method based on recording the electrical activity of peripheral nerve cells and muscle cells, thereby assessing the functional integrity of the peripheral nervous system and muscles.

Muscle cramps are a common complaint in patients with diabetes. They occur in approximately 80% of patients with type 2 diabetes and approximately 60% of those with type 1 diabetes. Cramps tend to be more common in the lower extremities and at night. They may be confused with hypocalcemia and restless legs syndrome.

Diabetic hand infection is also known as tropical diabetic hand syndrome. It is common in tropical areas due to the hot and humid climate that creates favorable conditions for bacteria to grow. It is often the result of common hand injuries that are not treated promptly and adequately.