@laurask
SSSSAP - that's a mouthful. I have idiopathic small fiber polyneuropathy that started with tingling and numbness in my feet and legs below my knees. After a time the burning pain began in the balls and heels of both feet, and now is in the whole feet and ankles. By the end of 1916, the pain had become unbearable, so I had a spinal cord stimulator implant in June of 2017. That gave me 75% pain reduction that continued for a year. After that, I have had to have the stimulator amplifiers adjusted every three months. I guess it's still giving me some relief. It's hard to know sometimes, what with the meds I take - which one is treating the pain and which ones aren't.

I also have autonomic neuropathy, and none of the doctors will say if it's the cause of several other things that are going on in this aging body of mine. Double vision, esophageal dysmotility, etc. Neuropathy is no laughing matter, is it. Have you found anything that eases the pain? Medications and non-medication? My prayers and best wishes from here to you.

Jim