Neuritis

Neuritis, also known as peripheral neuropathy, refers to the inflammation, degeneration, or deterioration of peripheral nerves or nerve groups due to various causes. The symptoms of this disease vary depending on the cause, mainly including burning or painful numbness in the fingertips or toes, unsteady standing, soreness and numbness in the ankles, cold and pale skin in the extremities, flushing, or mild cyanosis.