Are There Any Treatments To Reverse The Damage From Diabetic Neuropathy? What Are The Current Treatments?

Date : November 15th, 2009Category : My insulin LogAuthor : Editor3 Comments

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  1. TweetyBi

    It probably can’t be reversed. But for treatment… see you doctor…. please.

    November 15, 2009 3:48 am | #1
  2. David L

    Have you tried cymbalta?I have neuropathy from MS and my Neurologist mentioned that cymbalta was found to be very very helpful for diabetic neuropathy and it might work for my MS. It has been VERY helpful !You might give it a try

    November 15, 2009 4:35 am | #2
  3. r j

    My wife is diabetic and we know exactly what you are talking about. Abbye has been a diabetic for 18 years. She has suffered from severe neuropathy in her feet, hands, legs and back, for over 7 years. Besides the pain killers they put her on, that did not help much, she tried the Anodyne System and several other treatments, supplements and etc. You name it, we tried it. Spent a ton of money. But that’s OK. When your trying to relieve a loved ones pain it doesn’t matter.
    If you are interested in reading her story through my eyes (her husband – Gary) click the link below in the source box. I would have sold the house, my truck and anything else I had to get the results she got.
    We would appreciate any feedback you might have to offer.
    You will find her story quite uplifting. Just from me to you, there is hope.
    Gary

    November 15, 2009 5:19 am | #3