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Burlington, Canada |
I have severe pain and I have tried everything. The only thing that helps is Tramacet. I could take 2 pills every three hours to totaly rid myself but only take 1 in the morning and 1 at night to take the edge off. It is no cure but it eases the pain.
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I was diagnosed with polyneuropathy 6 yrs ago. I am NOT diabetic. I tell you there are ALTERNATIVES out there but one has to search & research the internet to find them. I finally found a natural supplement that worked wonders after several trial & errors of other options.However,unfortuneately this product has been discontinued. I have a Plan B & C which I plan to go to when I run out of tis product I am currently using.
I had tried Neurotin for about a month and altho it helped the symptoms it was awful to take and hard to get off of, but I finally did and thank GOD there are natural and homopathic remedies out there. My primary care doc is a Naturopath and he had me do a detox which brought temporary relief as he felt heavy metals in the body were possibly the cause. I pray all of you will take some time and Google natural and homopathics for neuropathy. Its out there to find and I pray you will consider it. |
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i tried everything!! nothing worked for me until I tried medical marijuana
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Since: Nov 11
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My husband is on both Lyrica and gabapentin, still doesn't stop the pain. Good luck! |
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Someone said that Vics Rub is good for diabetic neuropathy, It is also good for toe nail fungus. Just rub on your toe nails every night.
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You can also get relief from taking 2 bottles of water and get them cold and roll your feet across them. Freezing the water works best because ice is a natural pain reliever.
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Kelowna, Canada |
I have neuropathy in my feet ..I have been doing a lot of research and have gone all natural ... weekly Vitamin B12 shots from the dr. , Alpha lipoic acid , acetyl l carnatine which is (an amino acid), lecithine , St. john's wort , Omega 3's ,a good multi vit , extra b vits I also have found the bach flower RESCUE remedy helpful . Some of these are listed on the Mayo Clinic web site . I am not bothered at night and find that if I am faithful to the above I have days that my feet give me little trouble . Works for me for the last 6 months . Hope someone finds this helpful .
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This^^. I've been diagnosed with a severe neuropathy and the thought of any one or anything touching my feet is beyond me. Even pedicures are too much most times.
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I've been on Gabapentin, Lyrica, and Cymbalta and none of them have worked. Looking for anything to give me some relief at this point. I've been dealing with this for quite some time and anything natural would be great.
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Winnipeg, Canada |
http://whale.to/a/neuropathy.html
http://whale.to/m/flu4.html www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15363064 www.cssa-inc.org/Articles/Hepatitis_B.htm http:://www.explorediabetesneu ropathy.com/hepatitis-b-vaccin e-and-diabetes-link.php |
I have found that Lyrica really works so much better than the Neurontin, for long term use. I totally understand how you feel and although it's comforting to know I'm not alone, it's most definitely bittersweet:/ Much love and many prayers.-Dave- |
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I was diagnosed with idiopathic peripheral neuropathy approx. 5 years ago. I'm male, age 61. Working full time. I find some relief from Lyrica and Tramadol. My Dr. tells me that I will "outgrow" the dosages. I'm very interested in these alternatives. Is there any way to share dosages, frequency, life disruption to commit to the regime. I have many days with frequent stabbing pain. Almost every night. Usually need sleeping pill to get any sleep at all. All the ingredients you describe make sense. I would just like to know how much and how often. Prayers and support to all those of you who suffer with this. I've tried acupuncture with mixed success. |
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I take 60 mg of cymbalta a day it helps a lot but sometimes I take lidocaine and prilocaine cream it numbs the pain. I have tried lyrica couldn't take because of kidneys. The cymbalta seems to help the best.
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There is a free prescription discount card you can get it pays up to 75% off of your meds at just about any paramacy.. Go to www.rxreliefcard.com , and click on the "how to get my discount card" tab. Hope this helps , I two am sufferin from this nasty pain |
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Winnipeg, Canada |
Great links |
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Liryca did slow pain but turmeric works bettet9592
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United States |
B vitamins and alpha lipoid acid are said to repair nerve damage. By the time you buy all of them separately you are in debt. There are a couple of neuropathy formulas out there. I am using the neuropathy support formula from online I am three weeks in and I am hoping to see more relief soon. Capscaisine (zostrix) is the strongest strength I have found over the counter. It helps to numb the feet at night.
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