Is this drug (lacosamide) used to treat peripheral neuropathy?
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- 10 Dec 2009 by hisher
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- peripheral neuropathy, lacosamide
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suzanne6610 Dec 2009
Yes. Although lacosamide is approved to treat partial seizures, it can also be prescribed off-label to treat conditions such as diabetic neuropathic pain.
Anti-convulsants such as lacosamide are often prescribed to help with diabetic nerve pain.
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