Is metanx good for diabetic neuropathy and should i talk to my doctor about it?

Diabetic neuropathy: Metanx contains the following active ingredients: l-methylfolate (metafolin): 3 mg, pyridoxal 5'-phosphate: 35 mg, and methylcobalamin: 2 mg neurologists use neuropathic agents to treat the disruption is nerve health with snri's, gaba-agents, anti-convulsants and various newer agents such as Gralise and nucynta (tapentadol).

Metanx: Yes. Metanx is one of the few treatments that can actually help with nerve regeneration and healing. (many of the other medicines for neuropathy are helpful only for nerve pain.) if you are unable to find or pay for metanx, try a b-complex vitamin as a more affordable alternative-- pick a reputable brand, and don't take more than one per day, since b6 can be toxic in excess.

May be ... : If you are treating a particular nutritional deficiency, metanx may be of benefit. Neuropathy can be due to certain vitamin deficiencies, nerve damage due to trauma, alcohol consumption, side effects of certain medications, or due to certain medical conditions such as diabetes. Treatment varies depending on the cause of the problem. Have it evaluated and appropriately treated.

You bet: MetanX was studied in small fibre diabetic neuropathy and showed improvement in nerve fibre density and less adverse symptomatology at end of 9-10 months. This medical food is FDA indicated for diabetic nerve issues.