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It was taking the drug Ciprofloxin for a water infection that created the neuropathy in my hands and feet. After being left with tinnitus through having another antibiotic I realised that being ultra sensitive and with so many side effects to drugs I had to look for an alternative solution.
I also use magnesium flakes when taking a bath or soaking my feet when sensitive and painful. I also take magnesium tablets daily.
I realise that if we put our attention on the pain it seems to magnify and starts becoming all consuming creating other parts of our body (where we have problems) to awaken and be painful also.
So, after I have soaked my feet in magnesium salts I gently massage my feet (imaging that I am gently comforting a child) then gently cream them. It may sound bizarre but it actually calms the nerves of the foot down; all you are doing is calming the self without taking drugs.
Practicing mindfulness, meditation and calming the body are all ways of calming the nervous system down.
I hope these few words help others.

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Yes, continually exploring the options. Number 1, I practice piano. It’s amazing how that takes the pain away!
Secondly, an “experimental” treatment I heard of that’s available in my area is a device used by some physical therapists (WYNBAC.) it’s a type of electro-thermal-magical Rx that appears to be very easy to use, “reported to be” effective. I haven’t tried it yet but probably will soon. Of course insurance won’t cover it as yet. Cost for 6 sessions, which they say will tell you a lot, is approx $600.
Lastly, to maintain a positive mental attitude I limit my attention to politics to approx half hour 1x every other day! It’s a constant research trial here for me. But this winter I’m managing about 5x better than last year.