Managing Diabetic Neuropathy: Seeking Advice

Hello everyone, does anyone really know how to manage... reverse... cure diabetic neuropathy? so many products out there claim to do so but don't really work. Any info would be greatly appreciated.. tux 🤟

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Denys

2y ago

Yes it’s a prescription I never wake up at night with foot pain

Denys

2y ago

I’m on pregabilin 100 mg twice a day I like It better than gabapentin

Faithhope

2y ago

can I ask why do you like it better? Is it a prescription

lette

2y ago

Well if you don't want to use weed I find voltaren cream. You can get it over the counter at Walmart. Also gabapentin works for me. I have to take 600mg 2 to 3 times a day.

SWGent59

2y ago

Hi lette... Weed is fine, not a heavy everyday smoker but definitely open to weed.. I think I'll try them Voltaren cream.. I can't do Gabapenton.. I tried it once, it actually affects the mans prostate so I stopped right away... Back to normal.. I take Lorazapham.. That helps me a lot.. Let me know if u wana chat.. Have a great day. 😉

Basta_Ya

2y ago

I haven’t found anything that cures neuropathy in my affected foot. I still find it drags along with me when I walk cane assisted. As for neuropathic pain, only weed irks for me better than any else. My doctor said, “if it works, by all means use it!”

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