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Can Nitric Oxide Taken Orally Can Relieve The Pain In Feet?

I am type two diabetic. I am not overweight. I am very active and not lazy. I take 1000 units of Metformen daily and it seems to control my blood sugar to the extent I need right now. I had colon cancer six years ago along with six months of chemo treatments. During the last treatment I noticed a tingling in my feet and it still persists.It seems I have neuropathy in my feet. I cant get rid of it as yet. I have read that Nitric Oxide taken orally can be of assistance to relieve the pain associated with this condition.If not Nitric Oxide, what other recommendations would you suggest.Thank you
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Nitric oxide is a gas that is inhaled. So it can't be taken orally as a tablet, capsul, or oral suspension.

Gabapentin (Neurontin) and pregabalin (Lyrica) have become first-choice treatments in recent years for diabetic neuropathy and tingling sensation.

All therapies need a 2- to 3-week trial period to adequately evaluate therapy (time when these drugs start working properly).

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Can Nitric Oxide Taken Orally Can Relieve The Pain In Feet?

Thank you for asking on HCM. Nitric oxide is a gas that is inhaled. So it can t be taken orally as a tablet, capsul, or oral suspension. Gabapentin (Neurontin) and pregabalin (Lyrica) have become first-choice treatments in recent years for diabetic neuropathy and tingling sensation. All therapies need a 2- to 3-week trial period to adequately evaluate therapy (time when these drugs start working properly). Kindly rate my answer as helpful. Dr. Elton