“Foot neuropathy?”
I have foot neuropathy so bad and my foot dr will only give me tramadol 50mg 3 times daily. I sometimes can't walk they hurt so badly I'm going to get Vicodin, hydrocodone, Percocet, oxycontin also can't sleep more than 2 hrs broken. I'm 70 yrs old pretty decent shape anyways was wondering which is less intrusive I am going to get one even if it kills me
Male | 70 years old
Medications: tauluin 4mg metorin 750mg linsopril 20mg rosuvatin 40mg fibricor 105mg gemfibozil 600mg
Conditions: diabities
7 Answers
Google a product call quentenza. Then find a local doctor that do this. Hope it helped.
Lyrica vs. gabapentin are usually the meds I prescribe for these types of symptoms.
Hi,
I am sorry to hear that you hear that you are having such a hard time with diabetic neuropathy. There are alternative nerve pain medications that would be more helpful than narcotics such as Lyrica or Neurontin. Pain management consult maybe an option for you as well.
I hope this helps.
Dr. Lui
I am sorry to hear that you hear that you are having such a hard time with diabetic neuropathy. There are alternative nerve pain medications that would be more helpful than narcotics such as Lyrica or Neurontin. Pain management consult maybe an option for you as well.
I hope this helps.
Dr. Lui
Treatment plan is only effective if you have the proper diagnosis following appropriate vascular studies especially with symptoms you are describing
Pain management should be done by pain management specialist if no other treatment has been successful
Pain management should be done by pain management specialist if no other treatment has been successful
YOU SHOULD SEE A PODIATRIST, THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES THAT CAN HELP YOU. THE EXTREME PROCEDURE WOULD BE SURGERY TO ELIMINATE YOUR YOUR PAIN, WHICH MIGHT BE YOUR ONLY SOLUTION!
Hello,
I would consider gabapentin. We use a gabapentin compound cream that works very, very well. In choosing through narcotics, Vicodin has the lowest amount of Tylenol, so it's safer than Percocet. OxyContin alone is low strength.
I would consider gabapentin. We use a gabapentin compound cream that works very, very well. In choosing through narcotics, Vicodin has the lowest amount of Tylenol, so it's safer than Percocet. OxyContin alone is low strength.
I would advise compression therapy like compression socks. Its very tough to answer without a physical exam but I would not advise getting on chronic narcotics.
