Be Familiar With Meds Used for Nerve Pain in Diabetes Patients

August 2019

Many diabetes patients will be admitted on meds to manage nerve pain, or "diabetic neuropathy."

Tricyclic antidepressants (amitriptyline, nortriptyline, etc) may help reduce nerve pain for some diabetes patients.

These meds have been used for years...and may be less costly than other meds for diabetic neuropathy.

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Table of Contents

Compounding Look for New Risk Categories and Beyond-Use Dates With USP 797 Revisions
Compounding Step Up Non-Sterile Compounding Practices With USP 795 Updates
Hemorrhage Don't Be Surprised to See Nebulized or Topical Tranexamic Acid Orders
Surgery Avoid Common Pitfalls That Lead to Perioperative Med Mishaps
Lupus Know How Meds for Lupus Stack Up
Med Safety Set Up Nurses for Success With Med Dilution and Reconstitution
Neurology & Pain Be Familiar With Meds Used for Nerve Pain in Diabetes Patients
Opioids Don't Think of Tramadol as a "Safer" Opioid
Diabetes Watch Out for Mix-Ups With GLP-1 Agonists for Diabetes
Patient Safety Get the Facts About Stem Cells