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Thank you so much for posting this I think everything you posted You must be some form of mind reader because I don't have one comment and that's ditto I suffer everyday and I'm getting ready to go to Mayo's on the 20th I'm going to have my possibly well it'll be worse than that but I'm going to have a fourth shoulder replacement and I broke my humerus bone over a year ago and I've had nothing done to it So my arm used to say in my referring surgeons words a mess! That being said I really believe that times minorothy and my feet out overshadows the pain in my shoulder and my shoulder looks like outside of an alien movie! Hopefully we can find some relief somewhere along the line cuz mine is horrible!

I am so glad you asked this and want to see all of the responses

I have had PN for 12 years. It began shortly after a rear end crash in my car, although at the time I also had symptoms of high blood sugar... not in the high, pre-diabetic range, but close enough for me to be concerned about working at lowering A1C and glucose. As I went about seeking cause and treatment, I have done all the usual things. This PN might be called "a blessing in disguise," for my overall health, as I have exercised more and have taken strict control over my diet. I have tried Gabapentin & Lyrica, with no improvement in my symptoms. I may have arrested the progress of my pain and numbness, which is now limited to my feet, toes, ankles, and lower legs and does not seem to be worsening or spreading. What I really want is to be sure that I have been tested for all possible causes. I have too often been discharge with the "idiopathic" "diagnosis." I idiopathic is NOT a diagnosis. It is an easy way for a doctor to say there is nothing that can be done. I need a 'point guard" who will take the trouble to coordinate the analysis of my blood tests, MRIs, and Xrays. I have this stubborn idea that there is a reason/cause for everything, if only a person with PN (or any condition, for that matter) will take the time and effort to not give up until the CAUSE is found. Any leads, both for solutions or dead ends, will be appreciated. I sound cynical, but it's really that I am totally frustrated with the time, effort, money, and anguish I have spent spent on the condition, with very little to show for it. Thanks!!!

Has anyone come across the advert for a drug called Lysozyme?This drug is being advertised on Facebook. It is supposed to cure neuropathy. It’s the same old story, the ingredients are found on a remote island called Acaria where neuropathy is none existent. The advert is selling the Protocol on the ingredients and how to use them. The cost is approximately £30. Please post if you know about it.

I've been using St. John's wort oil on my feet and the itching and burning go away. I apply it at night and the itching stops in a matter of minutes.

Please advise me on when and how long to wear "compression socks" for my neuropathy. I have searched online for relief and found that everything under the sun is sold to help, such as socks, pills, vitamins, machines that give off impulses, heat, etc., and too many other things to mention. It is all very confusing and frustrating. I have previously tried several prescriptions, but none have helped significantly. My family doctor said some of his other patients get relief with the compression socks, so I bought a pair. But, do I wear them all the time, at night, with shoes or only without shoes, etc.? Thanks you for any input.

I have been suffering from burning feet for a long time. I’m guessing but Ithink it started when my GP put me on mirtazapine. Has anyone experienced this.

Thanks to Reddit I found this new study using Oxybutynin gel for diabetic neuropathy: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00401-024-02710-4

“A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled interventional trial was performed in subjects with type 2 diabetes and established peripheral neuropathy. Subjects received daily topical treatment with 3% oxybutynin gel or placebo for 6 months. The a priori designated primary endpoint, significant change in intra-epidermal nerve fibre density (IENFD) in skin biopsies taken before and after 20 weeks of treatments, was met by oxybutynin but not placebo. Secondary endpoints showing significant improvement with oxybutynin treatment included scores on clinical neuropathy, pain and quality of life scales.”

These worked great fot me after trying just about everything else.
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