Due to the fact that the symptoms of<unk>  and neuropathy can be so diverse, means that the diagnosis of neuropathies can often be difficult and therefore require more medical testing to ensure the appropriate diagnosis. Diagnosing neuropathic disorders often includes: * Medical history - this will include any previous diagnoses or disorders, triggers or symptoms that usually arise, and other factors such as work environment and social habits etc. * Physical and neurological exams - the doctor will examine the patient to see if any other diseases or disorders have developed over time, and if it effects the diagnosis of a neuropathic disorder. * Body fluid tests - blood tests are more valuable to detect things like diabetes of vitamin deficiencies, whilst other bodily fluids are not used as commonly. * Genetic testing - used to see if any forms of neuropathy have been inherited from the patient’s parents or grandparents.
Peripheral mononeuropathy
Polyneuropathy
Tropical neuropathy
Vasculitic neuropathy
Diabetic neuropathy
Polyradiculoneuropathy
Small fiber peripheral neuropathy
Giant axonal neuropathy