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Strachan Syndrome
Medical Questions » Strachan Syndrome
| Name: Strachan Syndrome |
| Also known as: Jamaican Neuritis |
| Widespread nerve and skin damage from poor diet. |
Causes of Strachan Syndrome
Poor nutrition, particularly a lack of vitamin B. Often occurs in alcoholics and with starvation. Worse in smokers. |
Symptoms of Strachan Syndrome
Amblyopia (dim vision), dermatitis around mouth and genitals, and painful and excessively sensitive areas of skin. Some patients have muscle weakness or spasms. |
Tests for Strachan Syndrome
Abnormalities of the retina (light sensitive area at back of eye) when examined through an ophthalmoscope (magnifying light), blood test abnormalities, and over active reflexes. |
Treatment for Strachan Syndrome
Vitamin supplements and good diet.
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Complications of Strachan Syndrome of its treatment
Permanent vision damage if left untreated for a prolonged period. |
Likely Outcome of Strachan Syndrome
Cured by correct treatment. |
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