Question 1

would neurobion forte tablets be recommended  to prevent and control flashes?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely...: There have been studies done in remedies for hot flashes and most natural remedies or vitamins don't seem to be effective. However black cohosh and evening primrose oil have worked in some people, but black cohosh not recommended for women with breast cancer. Other meds like gabapentin, SSRIs/SNRIs, clonidine, estrogens have been used and can help. Talk to your doctor to consider therapy.

Question 2

dolo neurobion forte tablets can i take this i am 15 weeks pregnate?

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Likely no: This medication contains diclofenac, thiamine, pyridoxine and cyanocobalamin.  The biggest concern is the diclofenac.  This is a nsaid, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory. For the most part these can safely be taken up until somewhere around 26 weeks gestation.  After that they can cause premature closure of baby's ductus arteriosa in heart, and other concerns.  Bottom line, just take b vitamins.

Question 3

can we take cod liver oil (seven seas capsules) with neurobion forte? do we have side effects?

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Probably: I don't know what is in Neurobion Forte but I'm not aware of any known interaction with fish oils and other substances.   I think excess amounts of cod liver oil can cause some liver problems but it  requires as I recall quite a lot of it to create a problem.

Question 4

have mtfhr a1298c hetrozygous mutation.c677t wasn't there. recently b12 has dropped from 269 to 22, b9 has dropped from 21 to 9,homocysteine is at 21.i have lost 21kgs,all possible gi issues and depression,take neurobion forte.should i take methylfol?

Accepted Answer

: You are  urged to correct the B12 deficiency, decrease the homocysteine (risk of stroke and heart attacks), and address depression.  Your doctor should  be providing B12 injections, and biologically active folate can be supplemented.  In USA, we have medical foods (MetanX and Cerefolin-NAC).  Ask about equivalents in India.

Question 5

i have chronic back pain, degenerative disc disease, facet arthrosis, nerve compression, spasms, and i have been to pain mang. tried several treatments including steriods and injections. i am on a certain narcotic for which i know is not helpful, what now

Accepted Answer

Join the club: Chronic pain has become an epidemic.  Strong narcotics and surgery rarely cure and often produce more complications.  You may need to learn to live with pain.  Moderate exercise and physical and psychological therapy may help.  Acupuncture and massage and herbal treatments may help.  Do not look for a cure.  Look for management and maintain a functional life.

Question 6

what can be done for a nerve compression in the neck? what are some if the symptoms? please help

Accepted Answer

What are yours?: How about if we turn the question around and asked, "what symptoms do you have in the neck, shoulders, or arms?" let's see if they fit the suspicion for a "pinched nerve" in the neck. Conservative things for nerves which are compressed in the neck include physical therapy with ranges of motion exercises, at times massotherapy, at times ultrasound and diathermy treatments, and at times traction.

Question 7

what will be the important difference in terms of symptoms observed clinically to distinguish deputryn's contractors from ulnar nerve compression?

Accepted Answer

: Dup usually has few symptoms and can be seen or felt by looking at and feeling the palms.  Ulnar nerve cannot.

Question 8

is there a difference in the way the pain a regular run of the mill pinched nerve would present itself vs that of tumor induced nerve compression?

Accepted Answer

Tumor vs. HNP: No and yes. Pressure on a nerve will cause radiating pain along that nerve with numbness and or weakness. Tumor, bone spur, misplaced pedicle screw, infection, disk, the nerve doesn't care. You are more likely to have severe, unremitting back/neck pain with tumor especially at night causing awakening. Add weight loss, loss of appetite, fever/chills/sweats, immune compromise, etc, that suggests ca.

Question 9

what foods should i eat daily to help regenerate nerves? i don't have diabetes i have a nerve compression injury?

Accepted Answer

: Research has been ongoing in looking for nutrients to aid nerve regeneration. A neurologist, physiatrist or neurosurgeon may have the latest info about this. In the meantime follow a well balanced diet andr take a multivitamin to ensure intake of vit B12,folic acid. Limit concentrated sweets&amp;,alcohol. Continue physical therapy &amp; electrical stimulation of affected muscles if your MD prescribes them

Question 10

how good are epidurial cortisone injections for a pinched nerve?

Accepted Answer

Fair: There is strong scientific evidence that esi for a pinched nerve from an acute disk herniation can help control symptoms, buy time for recovery, and decrease the need for microdiscectomy.  Esi for a pinched nerve from sources other than an acute disk herniation is widely accepted, but less definitively proven.  Esi in the absence of symptomatic nerve compression is of unproven benefit.

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Would neurobion forte tablets be recommended to prevent and control flashes?

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Dolo neurobion forte tablets can i take this i am 15 weeks pregnate?

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Can we take cod liver oil (seven seas capsules) with neurobion forte? do we have side effects?

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Have mtfhr a1298c hetrozygous mutation.c677t wasn't there. recently b12 has dropped from 269 to 22, b9 has dropped from 21 to 9,homocysteine is at 21.i have lost 21kgs,all possible gi issues and depression,take neurobion forte.should i take methylfol?

A member asked:

I have chronic back pain, degenerative disc disease, facet arthrosis, nerve compression, spasms, and i have been to pain mang. tried several treatments including steriods and injections. i am on a certain narcotic for which i know is not helpful, what now

A member asked:

What can be done for a nerve compression in the neck? what are some if the symptoms? please help

A member asked:

What will be the important difference in terms of symptoms observed clinically to distinguish deputryn's contractors from ulnar nerve compression?

A member asked:

Is there a difference in the way the pain a regular run of the mill pinched nerve would present itself vs that of tumor induced nerve compression?

A member asked:

What foods should i eat daily to help regenerate nerves? i don't have diabetes i have a nerve compression injury?

A member asked:

How good are epidurial cortisone injections for a pinched nerve?

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