Neuropathy - peripheral: 5,847 reports
Peripheral neuropathy (Neuropathy - peripheral): Damage to nerves of the peripheral nervous system
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Neuropathy - peripheral treatments and how effective are they?
- Gabapentin
- Lyrica
- Neurontin
- Cymbalta
- Amitriptyline hydrochloride
- Nortriptyline hydrochloride
- Pregabalin
- Tramadol
- Baclofen
- Elavil
- Vitamin b12
- Oxycodone
- Duloxetine hydrochloride
- Methadone hydrochloride
- Topamax
- Topiramate
- Oxycontin
- Alpha - lipoic acid
- Nucynta
- Carbamazepine
- Percocet
- Oxycodone 5/apap 500
- Gralise
- Lamictal
- Lortab
Drugs that could cause Neuropathy - peripheral
Conditions that could cause Neuropathy - peripheral
Most common Neuropathy - peripheral symptoms
- Drug ineffective - (195 reports)
- Pain exacerbated - (153 reports)
- Pain - (152 reports)
- Dizziness - (140 reports)
- Dizziness aggravated - (140 reports)
- Drowsiness - (131 reports)
- Nausea - (112 reports)
- Peripheral neuropathy - (110 reports)
- Peripheral neuropathy aggravated - (110 reports)
- Muscle weakness aggravated - (92 reports)
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- I have been taking Wellbutrin for 4 + years. I have had foot pain and numbness for 3-4 years. It did start after getting on the Wellbutrin. I have been weaned off and have been off for 2 weeks. Anyone else have this problem?
- I take 20 milligrams of crestor. I have stiffness in knees, my fingers lock and have a rash all over my body. It's been suggested that I might a form of myositis due to crestor
- Hello, I was diagnosed with PN almost 10 years ago, and since then, my feet have become quite numb - especially lately. A friend told me that Cayenne pepper helps. Have any of you heard that before? If so, how is it taken? (I don't like hot food, so I hope it comes in a capsule that won't cause...
- acute onset numbness , weakness, and gait abnormalities over year ago, other abnormal sensations/functions and pain came on later, symptoms involving mostly sensory and autonomic with some motor persist but fluctuate. have a hard time controlling and dealing with the pain especially. sometimes...
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