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Paresthesia, abnormal sensations
Neuropathy | Last Active: Mar 8, 2023 | Replies (85)Comment receiving replies
@beth11 Hi, I have severe foot neuropathy with many abnormal sensations, such as toes feeling like they are being pulled out of their sockets, toes feeling all over lapped, stretched way too wide....I could go on and on. Unfortunately, the only things that have helped with the pain and sensations are medical marijuana and Kratom. I am now going to do a trial of a Dorsal Root Ganglion Stimulator. Enough is enough. I am emotionally and physically exhausted from pain. Lori Renee
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I have read that there have been cases of Kratom being contaminated with salmonella and even more cases of it being contaminated with lead. How does one find Kratom that one is sure is safe and contains the right dosage? (Fortunately I don’t live in one of the several states where it is a controlled substance though it may become a federally controlled substance)
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I'm sorry that you've not had relief. I had pt yesterday to see if it may help with the spasticity in my feet. The sensations that I have in my legs aren't necessarily painful, but it's not comfortable either. It's similar to the body part "falling asleep" sensation. It's constant and maddening to a certain extent. A recent emg was negative. I'm willing to try anything (within reason) to relieve my symptoms.