I am reposting my response to another member below because I see they posted 14 months ago and you are having a current conversation
Please try this out and yes we have to educated the doctors for sure!

Here’s something we tried that really helped me very much with the soles of my feet.
It’s a cream called Biafine. In the US it’s sold by prescription as a “ medical device “ because it’s used by people who have had radiation treatments and have damaged their skin.
But there’s a company in France that takes US credit cards and they change only 30.00 for a tube that costs 82.00 here. You don’t have to use much and I honestly swear that this cream helped restore the feeling in the soles of my feet and stopped the burning
Company is called Avibon but you can Google buy Biafine in France.

I took LDN and it did not do much for me but with neuropathy it is different for everyone so please give it a try. My specialist touts it I had no negative side effects but it did not help because I have erythema and the front of my lower legs are bright red down the front and inner side of each calf starting with the iinside of my calf’s. The back side of each leg is “ perfect “ good luck to you

Here’s something we tried that really helped me very much with the soles of my feet.
It’s a cream called Biafine. In the US it’s sold by prescription as a “ medical device “ because it’s used by people who have had radiation treatments and have damaged their skin.
But there’s a company in France that takes US credit cards and they change only 30.00 for a tube that costs 82.00 here. You don’t have to use much and I honestly swear that this cream helped restore the feeling in the soles of my feet and stopped the burning
Company is called Avibon but you can Google buy Biafine in France.

I took LDN and it did not do much for me but with neuropathy it is different for everyone so please give it a try. My specialist touts it I had no negative side effects but it did not help because I have erythema and the front of my lower legs are bright red down the front and inner side of each calf starting with the iinside of my calf’s. The back side of each leg is “ perfect “ good luck to you

👍🏻👍🏻 I do hope they help you. I meant to say that you can’t walk on them because they will rip out at the seams. I also put refrigerated Cerave moisturizing lotion on my feet before I put the ice socks on.
It also helps to have more than 1 pair so you can swap them out during the overnight hours. Very best of luck & relief.