brain, spinal cord, and nerve disorders
Plexus Disorders
Treatment of Plexus Disorders
Treatment of the cause When cancer or injury is the cause, sometimes surgery Treatment of a plexus disorder depends on the cause. Cancer near the plexus may be treated with radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or both. Occasionally, a cancer or another mass that is damaging the plexus must be removed surgically. If Treatment is the cause, controlling blood sugar levels can help. Doctors sometimes prescribe Corticosteroids for acute brachial neuritis and other plexus disorders thought to be caused by an autoimmune reaction, but these drugs have no proven benefit. When an injury is the cause, time for healing may be all that is needed, but sometimes surgery is required. 