Besides medications used to treat conditions associated with peripheral neuropathy, medications used to relieve peripheral neuropathy signs and symptoms include: 1  Pain relievers. Over-the-counter pain medications, such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, can relieve mild symptoms. 2  Anti-seizure medications.
Comfort Kits Hospice Pharmacy Care (HPC) recommends a Comfort or E-Kit be placed in the home of most Hospice Patients. We have Same Day Delivery available for E-Kits/Comfort Kits throughout the state for our Hospice Clients. The Standard E-Kit/Comfort Kit Includes: Lorazepam (Ativan) 1mg Tabs Acetaminophen (Tylenol) 650 mg Suppositories
Hospice strongly advocates good pain control for terminally ill patients, even to the point of using narcotic drugs (we call them opiates) such as morphine as they are needed. With all the concern about drug abuse, patients and their families and friends sometimes question this use of narcotics. Are we pushing âdopeâ? Or are we practicing good medicine? Letâs explore some of the myths about the use of narcotics for pain control. Myth #1: Morphine is offered to patients only when death is imminent. It is not the stage of a terminal illness, but the degree of pain that dictates which medicine to use. We start with the mildest medicine and if it works, stop there.