Intradermal Glucose 5% Injections for Mild Localized Neuropathic Pain – A New Approach to Reduce Pain Medication

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As localized neuropathic pain can seriously decrease quality of life, physicians are challenged to look for treatment modalities which are easy to apply, safe and effective. Over the last decade, isotonic glucose (or dextrose) injections have received more attention among clinicians worldwide. In this article, the focus is on the application of intradermal injections of glucose 5%. Glucopuncture is especially interesting for doctors and patients who live in remote areas where pain medications are not available, or too expensive.

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Jan Kersschot. 2026. \u201cIntradermal Glucose 5% Injections for Mild Localized Neuropathic Pain – A New Approach to Reduce Pain Medication\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - F: Diseases GJMR-F Volume 22 (GJMR Volume 22 Issue F6): .

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Intradermal glucose injections for localized neuropathic pain relief, a new approach to pain management research.
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As localized neuropathic pain can seriously decrease quality of life, physicians are challenged to look for treatment modalities which are easy to apply, safe and effective. Over the last decade, isotonic glucose (or dextrose) injections have received more attention among clinicians worldwide. In this article, the focus is on the application of intradermal injections of glucose 5%. Glucopuncture is especially interesting for doctors and patients who live in remote areas where pain medications are not available, or too expensive.

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