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@deanhobart
Your right...I blame it on Covid but it was really covid induced, It was alcohol we drank more during that time...like a couple of boxes a week... Don't worry we have stopped that long ago... and after some trial an errors(noticing that it would flair up when I drank a little alcohol more than one day in a row ie.., weekends)
But since start TIRZ GLP-2 my desire for it has dropped and I barely drink now and my feet appreciate it..but they still flair up after about 1800 steps... So its not gone...

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@casd57 Well, since this is a forum where we help each other, you could have developed neuropathy because of heavy drinking, but it also could have been nutritional deficiency, especially B vitamin like thiamine. The type of alcohol itself could have acted like a neurotoxin - similar to neuropathy from chemotherapy. I suggest you get a kidney and liver panel to see if there is something else you could be doing to recover.

@casd57 I too have noticed a relationship between alcohol and PN pain. It's hard to describe, but primarily just an uncomfortable feeling. In my case, burning tongue/mouth rules out wine anyway due to the acids.