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Does Oxetol 150 And Oxetol 300 Help In Healing Tingling And Burning Sensation On The Sole Of Foot?
Does Oxetol 150 Oxetol 300 heal tingling and burning sensation on the sole and foot which is due to Herpes, Zoster which affected the sciatic nerve of my right leg. I am suffering for the past 3 months. A Neurologist prescribed this after all other treatment did not reduce the severe pain and burning sensation. I am on Oxetol for the past 10 days. Some improvement is there.But I cannot fully support myself on that foot. How long do I have to take these pills? I take one 150mg tablet in the morning and one 300mg tablet at night. I am also prescribed Meganeuron 75 mg for relief at night. Fortunately I ve not experienced any serious side effects except slight drowsiness during the day. I am 84 years old and I am otherwise in quite got health. I have. Undergone MRI of the spine, Doppler XRay of the leg and complete blood check. All reports reveal nothing abnormal. Please advise.
Fri, 8 Jan 2016
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Oxetol can be used for nerve related pain such as that caused by shingles.
It is the trade name for the medication oxycarbazepine.
Most medications used for nerve related pain are either anti seizure medications or anti depressants. They help with the pain in persons with no depression or seizures.
It may help you with your discomfort so you should continue since you do not have any significant side effects.
I hope this helps
Oxetol can be used for nerve related pain such as that caused by shingles.
It is the trade name for the medication oxycarbazepine.
Most medications used for nerve related pain are either anti seizure medications or anti depressants. They help with the pain in persons with no depression or seizures.
It may help you with your discomfort so you should continue since you do not have any significant side effects.
I hope this helps
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