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Meaning of neuritis
Inflammation of a nerve or nerves.
Etymology of neuritis
The word "neuritis" comes from the Greek words "neuron," meaning nerve, and the suffix "-itis," meaning inflammation.
The term has been used in medical contexts since the late 19th century to describe inflammation of the nerves.
Over time, the definition and understanding of neuritis have evolved to encompass various types and causes of nerve inflammation.
Synonyms
inflammation
neuropathy
neuralgia
pain
numbness
tingling
burning
discomfort
irritation
tenderness
soreness
sensitivity
inflammation
swelling
redness
heat
throbbing
aching
stabbing
shooting
radiating
migrating
recurring
intermittent
constant
chronic
acute
severe
mild
moderate
temporary
permanent
damage
injury
trauma
lesion
compression
pressure
ischemia
hypoxia
demyelination
axonal degeneration
degeneration
atrophy
necrosis
neuropathic pain
radiculopathy
mononeuritis
polyneuritis
neuritis optic
optic neuritis
peripheral neuritis
multiple neuritis
alcoholic neuritis
diabetic neuritis
infectious neuritis
inflammatory neuritis.
Definitions
- Inflammation of a nerve or nerves, characterized by pain, numbness, and tingling.
- A condition that affects the nerves, causing damage, disruption, or degeneration of the nerve fibers.
- A disorder that results from inflammation, infection, or injury to the nerves, leading to various symptoms such as pain, weakness, and sensory loss.
Usage Examples
- The patient was diagnosed with optic neuritis, which caused blurred vision and pain in one eye.
- The athlete suffered from neuritis in her leg, which made it difficult to walk or run.
- The doctor prescribed medication to treat the neuritis and relieve the patient's symptoms.
Antonyms
normalcy
health
wellness
recovery
healing
regeneration
rejuvenation
relief
alleviation
mitigation
moderation
mildness
subtlety
faintness
weakness
imperceptibility
insignificance
noninflammation
nonirritation
numbness
anesthesia
analgesia
sedation
tranquility
calmness
serenity
peacefulness
quietude.