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I had the Covid booster (my second) and the initial shots and booster made me sick for a day or so but nothing else. I got the second booster in the morning and 3 hours later my feet just went into overdrive with the pain. Luckily it only lasted a day or so and things went back to my normal.
I've had several Emg tests and a skin punch biopsy and my neurologist told me it was basically to cover his butt because sooner or later (he said) you're gonna need serious pain meds and now we know you have serious peripheral neuropathy so I can prescribe them when you need them. It's the only treatment. Maybe I could chop my feet off, I don't know. I've tried all kinds of supplements and none had any effect.
My pain is complex. Part A are disagreeable sensations that are 24/7 and I just live with them. Nothing touches them medication wise. Areas of numbness, super hyper sensitivity in other areas and all my toes that feel like wooden sticks that don't fit right. Part B is the bad stuff. Sometimes it feels like someone takes a pencil and is sticking it between my toes and is hammering it down. Mostly it's pulses of pain so piercing it's unbearable. I say this as someone who has been through bad Kidney Stone attacks in the past. This is when the Tramadol comes into play. It works great. If I didn't have it I'd be in big trouble.
Maybe we should have a "big pain" contest here and see who wins.