Background
Peripheral Neuropathies are diseases that affect nerve fibres in the arms and legs. This can leads to numbness, pain, weakness and poor balance. They are quite common in the general population and is a common complication of diabetes for example. On occasion, peripheral neuropathies can be due to a rare condition, such as a genetic disorder or a overactive immune system.
Dr Tamas Cseh, Consultant Neurologist
Dr Cseh graduated from the University of Pecs, Hungary. He completed his training in Neurology in Hungary before moving to the UK in 2019. He has a special interest in peripheral neuropathies and muscular dystrophies. He is dual trained in Neurophysiology and performs a weekly clinic in Neurophysiology. He assists in the delivery of the joint Neuropathy Transition clinic at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital for children transitioning to adult neurology services.
Ms Hannah Smith, Neuromuscular Specialist Nurse
Hannah is a specialist nurse in Neuromuscular Disorders. She has experience in both acute and outpatient neurological practice. She monitors and supports neuropathy patients with the consultants.
Mrs Susan Cooper, Neuromuscular Specialist Nurse
Sue is an experienced specialist nurse across many disciplines currently focused on supporting patients on immunoglobulin treatment.
Useful Webites and Online Videos
What is a Neuropathy?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0-HPPUVGdU&list=TLPQMTYwMzIwMjIdtx8N6t3Yeg&index=2
Can Exercise Help with a Neuropathy?
https://youtu.be/GWidFm9OLFA
Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy
https://youtu.be/Bu73yAtF0oc
IV Immunoglobulin
https://youtu.be/ijsBhIZ81Mw
Charcot Marie Tooth Disease
https://www.cmt.org.uk/
GAIN Charity Website- Downloadable Information Leaflets on Inflammatory neuropathies such as Guillian Barre Syndrome
http://gaincharity.org.uk/downloads/