Are their any cures for neuropathy?

Answer 1

depends on what type neuropathy and what caused it, so the answer is maybe, all depends

Answer 2

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Answer 4

Unfortunately not, neuropathy is a reult of degeneration of the nerves in certain areas of the body. And nerves happen to be one of the few things that are unable to heal or regenerate themselves. So once you have it its there for good, though there are certain meds you can take or procedures you can undergo to cut down on discomfort or other symptoms that neuropathy may cause. But "cure" is rather a strong word.

Answer 5

Have you had a Chiropractic evaluation? Ulnar neuropathies almost always are caused by mechanical problems in the arm, shoulder, and/or neck. A good Chiropractor can help you with all of these areas and may just be able to delay or even eliminate your need for surgery.

Best wishes and good luck.

Answer 6

Overuse is a causitive factor. Try changing what you are doing every five minutes or so. Ex. I have ulnar neuropathy in my elbow. I type all day and it is very painful. But if I type a letter, then copy it, then file it, then come back to the next letter the pain is much less severe. If you keep doing the same motions over and over it will just get worse. The only other solution is surgery. Yuk!

Answer 7

I'm not a doctor so don't think of me as a professional--just someone who has encountered the condition. I had neuropathy in my toes and fingers when I was on Flagyl for Crohn's disease. My doctor took me off the med and the condition went away in about three months. So obviously, it is sometimes reversable. However, neuropathy caused by the disease itself, such as diabetes, is harder and sometimes impossible to reverse.

Try checking out the website www.webmd.com for more information.

Answer 8

what kind of neuropathy? - I have ulnar neuropathy and if/when it gets bad enough, it can be corrected with surgery.

Answer 9

No cure, but several medications can help. See your endocrinologist about it.

Answer 10

I don't think so. My mother has suffered with it in her feet for years.