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Treament options for peripheral neuropathy ?

• Treatments depend entirely on the type of nerve damage, symptoms, and location.
• Addressing neuropathy’s causes.
• Correcting underlying causes can result in the neuropathy resolving on its own as the nerves recover or regenerate.
•  healthy lifestyle habits such as maintaining optimal weight, avoiding toxic exposures, eating a balanced diet, and correcting vitamin deficiencies.
• Smoking cessation.
• Exercise .
• Self-care skills in people with diabetes .
• Strict control of blood glucose levels

Drugs that can be used in peripheral neuropathy

• Inflammatory and autoimmune conditions leading to neuropathy can be controlled using immunosuppressive drugs such as prednisone, cyclosporine, or azathioprine.
• Plasmapheresis can help reduce inflammation or suppress immune system activity.
• Agents such as rituximab that target specific inflammatory cells, large intravenously administered doses of immunoglobulins, and antibodies that alter the immune system, also can suppress abnormal immune system activity.
• For motor symptoms, mechanical aids such as hand or foot braces can help reduce physical disability and pain.
• Orthopedic shoes can improve gait disturbances and help prevent foot injuries.
• Sensory symptoms, such as neuropathic pain or itching caused by injury to a nerve or nerves, are more difficult to control without medication.
• Some people use behavioral strategies to cope with chronic pain as well as depression and anxiety that many may feel following nerve injury.
• Medications recommended for chronic neuropathic pain are also used for other medical conditions.
• Among the most effective are a class of drugs first marketed to treat depression.
• Nortriptyline and newer serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors such as duloxetine
• hydrochloride modulate pain by increasing the brain’s ability to inhibit incoming pain signals.
• Common drugs include gabapentin, pregabalin, and less often topiramate and lamotrigine.
• Narcotics (opioids) can be used for pain that doesn’t respond to other pain-control medications and if disease-improving treatments aren’t fully effective. 

• Surgery is the recommended treatment for some types of neuropathies like Protruding disks