Pregabid 150 MG Capsule Health Feed

Pregabalin is better but it has more side effects like dizziness and vertigo. If you can tolerate pregabalin is better.

Hai... Plain micronised progesterone softgels, though instructed as oral or vaginal, are best absorbed vaginally and reaches the endometrium in better concentrations.. Gastric juices may affect part of its absorption in the stomach.. Sustained release tablets are meant to bypass the stomach and release later.. So can be taken orally.. Best wishes.

Hai.. Both are the same drug but SR is a sustained release tablet to be taken orally where degradation by stomach juices is avoided.. Plain Micronised progesterone softgels are designed more as vaginal pessaries, to get absorbed through the mucous membrane of the vagina so that the drug concentration inside the uterus is maximum. Best wishes..

With mild pain in limbs and back with b12 deficiency. I do not think you require a long course of pregabalin.
Even by correcting the deficiency and proper posture and exercises will relieve the pain.

testes pain can be due to damage to the nerves , epidydimitis, testicular tortion, orchitis etc.. you can consult me online for homoeopathic treatment without side effects.

Yes you can take it .but tell me also that how much time you are taking these drugs therefore I can help you better.

Take a multivitamin like neurokind plus daily. Take a combination of pregabalin 75 mg and nortriptyline 10 mg (pregabid nt) two tablets at night. You will feel improvement.

Treatment is for the condition and not Mr. film report. Some changes can be in asymptomatic persons also.
If you do not have any radicular pain or tingling sensation in lower limbs. Stop pregabalin, not needed for long term if the pain subsides, start gentle spinal strengthening exercises.
What is your profession?

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
First and foremost is to achieve a strict blood glucose control with fasting < 100 mg, PP 150 to 160 mg & HbA1c% < 6.8. Then most of the symptoms of neuropathy can be in control. Pragabalin does help. If needed higher dose can be taken. Thanks.

Respected Lybrate user. Work out. I don't understand what it is. You're not mentioned your profession and your body weight. You are already consult physiotherapist and take physiotherapy treatment. Please again continue. And ask your mild symptoms which are not affect your daily activities/ job. Physiotherapist will guides you and advice you. Please do physical therapist prescribed home ex's at regular intervals" don't be forget" must be were cervical collar as your orthopaedic doctor prescribed...more