Neuropathic pain medication targets the nerve-pain signalling that drives diabetic neuropathy, post-herpetic neuralgia (shingles pain), trigeminal neuralgia, fibromyalgia, sciatica, and chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy. The pages below cover the four main pharmacological classes used for nerve pain alongside the supportive nutritional therapies.
Gabapentinoids (alpha-2-delta calcium-channel ligands) are the most widely prescribed class. Browse gabapentin in multiple strengths — Arigaba, Gabapin, Gabasign, Gabatop, and Gabimax (100 to 800 mg) — and pregabalin (Pregastar 75 mg). For combination therapy that adds a tricyclic antidepressant for refractory neuropathic pain, see Laregab AT (gabapentin + amitriptyline).
Anticonvulsants used off-label for nerve pain include carbamazepine (Tegrital 100 mg chewable) — first-line for trigeminal neuralgia under NICE and AAN guidelines.
GABA-B agonist muscle relaxants for neuropathic pain with a spasticity component (multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy) are represented by baclofen in tablet (Bacloford 25 mg) and oral liquid (Baclof Liquid) forms. Synaptol (tolperisone) provides a non-sedating central muscle relaxant alternative.
Nutritional support for nerve repair and regeneration: Neurobion Forte RF Injection (methylcobalamin + pyridoxine + nicotinamide IM) for rapid B-vitamin replacement and Vitamin B12 1500 mcg tablets for ongoing maintenance. B12 deficiency is a common reversible cause of peripheral neuropathy.
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