I can relate to that. It’s a difficult thing to describe. The feeling to me is very disconcerting. The numb sensation, when it’s constant can really be distracting and uncomfortable, imo. No amount of stomping, rubbing, or massaging would get it out. So, I’m so grateful that it’s dissipated so much.

It was a struggle mentally to deal with it. I got so many different answers about what to expect. So, I’m going to hold on to hope that my other issues will resolve too. I have to keep the faith it will get better. I hope yours does too. I’m not sure if I’ll ever know exactly what caused mine, but I realize it could have been any one or a combination. My goal is to work in continued heath, nutrition and fitness. I’m still seeing the ENT, neurologist and rheumatologist.

Have you tried any treatments?

@shordae , how are you doing? It’s been awhile. My symptoms have continued to improve. My taste disorder is barely noticeable and the paraesthesia in my feet is barely noticeable! I recently had my second visit with my rheumatologist and she said neuropathy is reversible! Wow!

I’m still taking B12 supplements sublingual and my labs show it’s good level. Sadly, I still regularly encounter awaking to one hand being asleep. Will address that soon. Otherwise things are good.