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Eliminating Foods for Neuropathy pain
Neuropathy | Last Active: Aug 7 3:49pm | Replies (180)Comment receiving replies
If my nerves are “dying” I don’t understand why I can go from burning pain in my feet and legs that wakes me up at night to feeling normal with no pain or tingling for hours during the day. Does anyone have an answer for why pain from PN comes on after I have gone to bed?
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Ditto! I now can sleep through the night, mostly, but after a few years I pretty much have constant dysfunction. Still sometimes I can walk with a little more ease and other times, I can not. It boggles the mind. Makes ya feel crazy at times, like it's messing with your mind, right ?! But, we are all in the same boat and definitely are not crazy. Keep persevering. 💪🏼
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Me too, my thinking is that it has to do with circulation, but my neuro disagrees; she thinks it is because at night when at rest and inactive our minds and bodies are more aware of our pain. I have noticed other aches and pains show up at night while sleeping also.
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Same for me. They hurt when I go to bed and the horrible pain wakes me up at midnight. They still hurt at six AM but the pain subsides after I get up and my mornings are bearable. The pain gets worse later in the day.