No.... Mine started during covid...whether its covid related or the excess drinking during covid or ??? There are good days and bad...
Better shoes help to keep you on your feet longer:
New Balance 1080's are like walking on marshmallows
Hokias I like the Clifford 9
Trying the Skeecher Slip ons go with Max-Comfort walking shoes.. comfort more like Hokia's but roughly half the cost on Amazon
But nothing beat New Balance 1080's for soft walking

I tried gabapin(sp?) and once I got to a dose that actually helps it made me unsteady on my feet..I quit it...
I tried foot cream pain removers...helps a little ...helps to sleep.. I don't need it anymore
R-ALA to be honest I think it makes it worse for me.... But I do take it off and on and only for about 30 days and take a break...
Watch out for B vitamins...Some help and too much makes it worse..
I've tried everything... even those foot shockers you put your feet on
Heat makes mine worse... the cool tile and wood floors in my house feel good lol
Your best friend and help is this.........Learn to adjust to the pain...tune it out!... and short breaks off your feet
We went too Disney Land one year and Universal Studio and walked 20 miles that day....ever so often I would need to sit down and everyone understood and needed a break too lol,, If I have like 5-15 min break(depending how bad it gets) I'm ready to go, yes mine subsides quickly ,,, it didn't always do that but I've probably did/quit enough good things(like drinking) and taking the right vitamins that its helped in someway..

But so you understand...in the summer when I mow the grass mine can get bad.. enough where sitting doesn't help, I have to lay down... whether its a circulation thing or not ? I don't know.. but laying down is when its bad and its like 15-20 min before it goes away...
So mine isn't any worse or better than most I've just learn to deal with it...