This Is Why Nothing You've Tried Has Worked.
You want ordinary moments back. A walk you can look forward to. An evening when your feet are not the first thing on your mind. A chance to settle into bed and rest.
Different treatments have different jobs. Knowing what each one is intended to do can make your next conversation about care more useful.
Gabapentin and other prescription treatments may help with nerve pain. Managing pain is different from reversing existing nerve damage.
Creams and patches, including prescribed lidocaine products, may help with local pain. Their suitability depends on your symptoms and the treatment selected.
Managing blood sugar remains important in diabetes. Alongside blood pressure, cholesterol and foot care, it can help protect against worsening damage.
Still experiencing symptoms? Explain what is happening, when it happens, and how it affects your sleep or walking. Review your care plan with your clinician before changing treatment.
You deserve clear answers about both your symptoms and any product you are considering.
What If a Red Light Routine Could Fit Into the Time You Already Spend at Home?
Meet the Nexora™ Foot & Ankle Wrap.
Light panels inside a wearable wrap. Adjustable straps around the foot and ankle. A format designed for use while seated at home.
Your usual chair. The sofa after dinner. A familiar place where you can take a moment for yourself.
Place your foot inside, position the wrap and adjust the straps according to the instructions. Check the session guidance and power requirements before use.
A practical format you can understand before you choose it. Look at the design, read the instructions and review the product evidence before deciding whether Nexora suits your routine.
Continue your prescribed care. If you have diabetes, reduced sensation or persistent foot pain, ask your clinician whether a light device is suitable for you.
General health information: NIDDK · Peripheral neuropathy.