Drugs for neuropathy

Chemotherapy drugs used to treat cancer cause neuropathy in some people. However, not all chemotherapy drugs cause neuropathy and not everyone receiving chemotherapy will develop neuropathy. Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy may continue long after stopping chemotherapy.

Drugs Comparison (Drug Vs. Drug) Vitamins neuropathy, hypoaesthesia, polyneuropathy, dysaesthesia, neuralgia, axonal neuropathy

Peripheral neuropathy (drug-induced) phenytoin sensory neuropathy isoniazid sensory neuropathy gold motor neuropathy vincristine

The anticonvulsant drug of choice is gabapentin (licensed indication for peripheral neuropathy, not licenced for central neuropathy). Capsules

Drugs that may cause peripheral neuropathy include: phenytoin sensory neuropathy; isoniazid sensory neuropathy; gold motor neuropathy

Drugs that may cause peripheral neuropathy include: phenytoin sensory neuropathy; isoniazid sensory neuropathy; gold motor neuropathy

How severe was Peripheral neuropathy and when was it recovered: Peripheral neuropathy in Losartan; Expand to all the drugs that have ingredients of losartan potassium: Peripheral neuropathy and drugs with ingredients of losartan potassium (63 reports) Common drugs associated with Peripheral neuropathy:

Cholesterol drugs and neuropathy – substantial risk increase The path forward for those affected by neuropathy and statin drugs.

The anticonvulsant drug of choice is gabapentin (licensed indication for peripheral neuropathy, not licenced for central neuropathy). Capsules