chemical- and drug-induced peripheral neuropathy
Last reviewed 01/2018
Drug-induced causes of peripheral neuropathy include:
- drugs
- heavy metals:
- lead
- arsenic
- thallium
- organic chemicals:
- tri-orthocresyl phosphate
- trichloroethylene
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