What is the best medication for bad nerves?
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Zoloft.  Dr. prescribed though.
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Please, do NOT ask your doctor about Neurontin.  It is a medicine designed for treating seizures.  It should be used as a last resort right before surgery.  See a chiropractor.  This is what we are trained to treat we are musculoskeletal specialists.  If you are scared to see a chiropractor, start with a massage therapist or physical therapist first.  But there is NO reason to be scared to see a chiropractor.  Just do your research first, find out who your friends or family see.  If they don't see anyone, ask around town about who is best.  Sciatica can be caused by anything from a tight muscle to arthritis in the spine to a disc problem.  Get evaluated by a qualified professional to be sure this is actually your problem.
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When there is nerve damage, you might have neuropathic pain..which often shows as tingling, burning, or feels pressure sensitive. or You might not have any any sensation.\n\nIf pain is the issue, there are medications good for nerve pain..tricyclic medications as an example, ..but they take about 3 months for blood levels to rise and where there would be an effect.\n\nIf pain is not the issue, but you've lost function..that is different.  The doctor might order an EMG.  They put small surface electrodes on the path where the muscles would be stimulated and check the electrical activity with a machine, that shows a type of graph.  Doesn't take long.  You don't give enough detail to know how to answer re treatments.  ..sorry
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Tic Douloureux, also called Trigeminal Neuralgia can be difficult to treat - recurrence is common. Medications are tried first, with surgery reserved for people who don't respond to medication. There are a number of drugs used to treat it. Tegretol (carbamazepine)is thought to be the most effective. Other long-term medications shown to help include: Baclofen, Dilantin (phenytoin), Depakote (valproate), Orap (pimozide), Clonazepam, Neurontin (gabapentin), Lamictal (lamotrigine), and Topamax (topiramate). Opiates can help to ease pain in the short term (days to weeks) during a flare. If all else fails, there are a number of surgical procedures that may help. The 2 most commonly performed procedures are radiofrequency rhizotomy and microvascular decompression.
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There is a drug originally designed for epilepsy called nuerontin. Over the years doctors have found that it has many excellent side effects. Two of the most favorable being good for anxiety and for neurological pain. Podiatrists use it alot for pain,
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Try Eucerin Plus. It works incredibly well!
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Both previous answers are good ( ? ) for stress related nerves ( try catnip tea also for stressed nerves  ).  But, you mentioned muscles.  A heat wrap on the neck is always nice.  Try Tiger Balm red.  You will need the Fire Department for the heat it delivers, but, no muscle pain in 45 minutes.
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Robitussin DM.  Robitussin tablets are good too.
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The problem really is that most over-the-counter and prescription meds cause huge spikes in blood sugar, which can make it worse. THe best advice I can give is to exercise, exercise, exercise. Keeps the blood flowing and circulation healthy.
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Monistat 7\nFemstat 3\nVagistat\n\nThese are all over the counter meds that will help you.
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I would answer this but I cant...my nerves are to bad
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I'm so sorry; it's a terribly painful condition. Your doctor will have medications, like Neuronton, that can help a lot. \n\nNot to make you feel worse, but it can take a year or two for symptoms to fade completely.
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MAN I FEEL FOR YOU I HAVE BEEN DEALING WITH R.S,D FOR YEARS NOW . WHICH IS A NERVE DISE. I,M GOING IN DEC.1 TO HAVE ASPINAL CORD STIMULATOR PUT IN TO SEE IF IT WILL CUT DOWN THE SOME SO I CAN GET OFF THE PAIN  MEDS OR CUT DOWN ON HOW MUCH I,M TAKING A DAY.IT SUCKS BUT WHAT CAN YA DO .E MAIL ME AT ICDDPPL1995 @YAHOO.COM.GOOD JUCK
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I can't answer this better than you doctor can, but if you want something over the counter that works well, I've found Maximum Strength Sudafed gellcaps to be the most effective over the counter decongestant,.  I would also add that you should steer clear of over the counter nasal sprays as they are incredibly addictive.
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Diabetic neuropathy is not curable.  Of course the primary med prescribed is neurontin.  However, it is often thought that over the counter vitamin b-12 and vitamin e benefit the nerves.  Wear good socks and shoes...check your feet often and keep them lotioned with any unscented lotion (just make sure alcohol is not in the first few ingredients listed as alcohol is a drying agent).  It's also a great idea to see a podiatrist for any nail cutting.  One small wound, cut or nik can cost you your foot as neuropathy consists of numbness and tingling of the foot and you could have a sore there but not feel it.  As far as exercises that help...haven't heard much out there that benefits neuropathy..but exercise in general is a good idea to promote blood circulation as circulation is decreased in diabetics.  Hope this has helped you somewhat.  Best wishes.
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Some neuropathic pain studies suggest the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as Aleve or Motrin, may ease pain. Some people may require a stronger painkiller, such as those containing morphine. Anticonvulsant and antidepressant drugs seem to work in some cases. \n\nIf another condition, such as diabetes, is involved, better management of that disorder may alleviate the pain. \n\nIn cases that are difficult to treat, a pain specialist may use invasive or implantable device therapies to effectively manage the pain. Electrical stimulation of the nerves involved in neuropathic pain generation may significantly control the pain symptoms.\n\nUnfortunately, neuropathic pain often responds poorly to standard pain treatments and occasionally may get worse instead of better over time. For some people, it can lead to serious disability.
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If you have severe, chronic muscle spasms baclofen works the best. At least I think so. I take it.