What test is used to diagnose neuropathy?

Answer by  luvmystery (141)

Normally, they will will run a nerve conduction test or electromylegram which measures the muscles response to electrical impulses while the nerve conduction test measures the electrical flow through the nerves. You may experience small pain from the electrical shocks and the tests may take a couple of hours.

Answer by  Christian9247 (5042)

They send electronic pulses to the brain which are measured by the synaptic output of your body. This is a diagnosis of your nervous systems reaction to stimuli. It doesn't hurt but will result in involuntary twitching.

Answer by  triciag (128)

A nerve conduction test will test for neuropathy. Electric pulses are sent out and measured on your body. It doesn't hurt, but sometimes causes muscle twitches.

Answer by  grammybarbj (572)

The Doctor will check your coordination, feelings, refleses and strenth in the area•Coordination He may also do blood and electrical nerve testing or a EMG.

Answer by  shijo (861)

A nerve conduction study is the diagnostic procedure done to find out neuropathy. If it is a diabetic neuropathy then your diabetes must be treated with drugs. You should wear semi hard foot wears for neuropathies. PVC foot wear is the best for neuropathies. Your degree of sensation must also be tested as soon as possible.