神经病是神经系统的组织发生病变或机能发生障碍的疾病。在很多人的头脑中，

Neuropathy is a disease in which tissues of the nervous system are damaged or malfunctioned. In many people's minds, there is often a wrong concept, which is to confuse neuropathy with mental illness. According to the different positions and functions of nerves, the nervous system can be divided into central nervous system and peripheral nervous system. According to the different objects controlled by nerves, the nervous system can be divided into somatic nerves and visceral nerves. Neuropathy refers to the central and peripheral nerves, or visceral nerves and somatic nerves showing anatomical pathological features, the main feature of which is organic disease of the nerve.

Neuropathy is a disease in which the tissues of the nervous system become lesions or dysfunctional. In many people's minds, there is often a misconception that neuropathy and psychosis are confused. Depending on the location and function of the nerves, the nervous system can be divided into the central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system. Depending on the object sedated by the nerves, the nervous system can be divided into somatic nerves and visceral nerves. Neurology refers to the central and peripheral nerves or visceral nerves and somatic nerves exhibit anatomical pathological characteristics, the main characteristics of which are neuro-aggressive lesions.

Neuropathy is a disease in which the tissue of the nervous system has pathological changes or dysfunction. In many people's minds, there is often a wrong concept, which is to confuse neuropathy and psychosis. According to the location and function of the nerve, the nervous system can be divided into central nervous system and peripheral nervous system. According to the different objects controlled by nerves, the nervous system can be divided into somatic nerve and visceral nerve. Neuropathy refers to the anatomic pathological features of the central and peripheral nerves, or the visceral and somatic nerves. Its main feature is the organic pathological changes of the nerves.