neuritic
- adjective
- /nʊˈrɪtɪk/
- Specialized
- The patient experienced pain due to neuritic inflammation in the arm.
Examples
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The patient's neuritic pain was difficult to manage.
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Doctors often see neuritic symptoms in patients with diabetes.
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The doctor noted several neuritic symptoms during the neurological examination.
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Researchers are studying the causes of neuritic changes in Alzheimer's disease.
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The doctor noted several neuritic symptoms during the neurological examination.
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The patient experienced pain due to neuritic inflammation in the arm.
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Doctors often see neuritic symptoms in patients with diabetes.
Synonyms
Having sudden, very strong pain along a nerve
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word neuritic comes from neuron 'nerve' and the ending -itic, which often means 'inflammation' in medical words like arthritic. So, neuritic can mean 'showing inflammation or damage of nerves'.