Doctors in the house, please I need your help. I started experiencing hot feet on the 13th of this month. As time went on, other symptoms like numbness and tingling followed.
Currently, I experience it every evening which makes sleeping almost impossible. I did a quick search on Google and discovered it's called peripheral neuropathy.
I visited a doctor 5 days ago at a big pharmacy, and he prescribed Tanzol and Neurovit forte for me. I will be taking the last tablet this evening, but there's just a little improvement. Please how to I effectively treat it?

From what I saw on the link below,
it seems it's incurable
https://www.medicinenet.com/peripheral_neuropathy/patient-comments-188.htm#

Hmmm.. Over 100 views, yet no comment

Nobody answered u because you already started treating yourself by arriving at a diagnosis which might not be correct. You said you went to see a doctor at a big pharmacy. Are doctors seen at a pharmacy or the hospital? Please go to the hospital and seek the consultation of a doctor. When u get to the hospital, please don't tell anyone u saw anything on google, just tell them your complaints and let them do their job.

Thewhizzkid1:
Nobody answered u because you already started treating yourself by arriving at a diagnosis which might not be correct. You said you went to see a doctor at a big pharmacy. Are doctors seen at a pharmacy or the hospital? Please go to the hospital and seek the consultation of a doctor. When u get to the hospital, please don't tell anyone u saw anything on google, just tell them your complaints and let them do their job.

Thanks bro, but I only told the doctor the symptoms before he prescribed those drugs.

a doctor is not a pharmacist and a pharmacy is not a hospital

beatz5:
a doctor is not a pharmacist and a pharmacy is not a hospital

Hmmm.. I actually thought they employ doctors to work in big pharmacies.

Go and see a Consultant Rheumatologist Doctor

Melvin0:

Hmmm.. I actually thought they employ doctors to work in big pharmacies.

how many pharmacies can afford it

Please drop your whatsapp contact and I will explain everything you need to know about your condition for you. Take care and have a blessed Sunday.

Tsufyaan:
Please drop your whatsapp contact and I will explain everything you need to know about your condition for you. Take care and have a blessed Sunday.

Good mrning.. Sorry I've been off for a while

Melvin0:
Hmmm.. Over 100 views, yet no comment

hbot and peripheral neuropathy (PN)
If you are still struggling with PN your best treatment will be hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Beware of treatment that will go and cause other problems like kidney and liver failures. There are many causes of PN. Your case needs to be investigated.

When blood flow is diminished the nerves affected will become numb and painful.
HBOT will counter these problems and restore the status quo.
We can help with hbot.
Read this and see what hbot does for different neuropathies: http://www.peripheralneuropathytreatments.com
Hope the advice will not pass through one ear and fly out through the other!

Tsufyaan:
Please drop your whatsapp contact and I will explain everything you need to know about your condition for you. Take care and have a blessed Sunday.

Hi bro. pls WhatsApp me 081342...40.279..

R2bees:
Hi bro.. I'm currently experiencing heaviness on my left chest, Weight loss, tingling of my left arm. What could be the problem?

This is one sign of angina pectoris. It indicates insuficient blood flow to the heart
See your cardiologist for further analysis and treatment. If the cheap treatment does not work, we can help.

Melvin0:
Doctors in the house, please I need your help. I started experiencing hot feet on the 13th of this month. As time went on, other symptoms like numbness and tingling followed.
Currently, I experience it every evening which makes sleeping almost impossible. I did a quick search on Google and discovered it's called peripheral neuropathy.
I visited a doctor 5 days ago at a big pharmacy, and he prescribed Tanzol and Neurovit forte for me. I will be taking the last tablet this evening, but there's just a little improvement. Please how to I effectively treat it?

From what I saw on the link below,
it seems it's incurable
https://www.medicinenet.com/peripheral_neuropathy/patient-comments-188.htm#

How are you feeling now op?