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There are several medication options that may help manage neuropathy pain:

- Prescription medications like antidepressants and anticonvulsants
- Over-the-counter Tylenol and topical lidocaine patches/creams
- B-complex vitamins and supplements (check with your doctor first)

Note: Avoid NSAIDs like ibuprofen as they can Show Full Answer

There are several medication options that may help manage neuropathy pain:

- Prescription medications like antidepressants and anticonvulsants
- Over-the-counter Tylenol and topical lidocaine patches/creams
- B-complex vitamins and supplements (check with your doctor first)

Note: Avoid NSAIDs like ibuprofen as they can increase risk of kidney damage with myeloma. Non-medication approaches that may provide relief:

- Physical therapy and low-impact exercises like swimming
- Supportive orthopedic shoes (some MyMyelomaTeam members recommend brands like Orthofeet)
- Relaxation techniques like acupuncture, meditation, and yoga
- Massage therapy and lymphatic drainage
- Using a heated mattress pad on low setting (use carefully to avoid burns)
- Topical treatments like menthol-based creams or Vicks VapoRub

Remember to always discuss new treatment approaches with your healthcare team first.

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