What method can treat peripheral neuritis?

Treatment of peripheral neuritis, one is oral drugs, especially oral vitamin B drugs, commonly used in clinical vitamin B1, vitamin B12, mecobalamine, and also the use of adenosine cobalamin combined with vitamin B1 intramuscular injection. For intercostal neuritis, facial neuritis, or cervical neuritis, microcirculatory drugs such as alprostadil and ginkgo biloba may be used in addition to nerve nutrition. The other is a combination of nerve blocks or ultrasound-guided selective nerve root blocks to relieve peripheral nerve inflammation. For severe neuroinflammatory lesions, such as diabetic peripheral neuropathy, CT-guided lumbar sympathetic block or cervical sympathetic block in the upper extremities can be performed.