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Increasingly Difficult to Accept Peripheral Neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Nov 29 9:52am | Replies (169)

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II have had non-diabetic neuropathy for around 15 years it started slow and now has become quite painful mostly I get the pain in my toes my feet are numb and tingly I take 2700 mg of gabapentin each day I take a B12 shot. I have tried CBD oil all other kinds of topic cole lotions the lotions didn’t help at all by accident I had to walk on a rough surface around my car to keep from getting my feet wet I took off my shoes it was painful walking on the rough surface but I noticed that night my feet weren’t hurting like always a few days later I repeated the same thing and my pain in my feet lesson I started doing exercises to improve my balance standing on 1 foot getting up on the balls of my feet I do this two or three times a day for about a minute and my pain level is dropping I have even started lowering my dose of gabapentin oh I didn’t make an appointment to go to the mayo clinic and I have one in 2025 yes that’s right my appointment is in June or July 2025

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My husband has neuropathy and has tried numerous treatments. What helps best is walking steps and riding
on a stationary bike.
At times he gets upset that he can’t walk better. It is very tough. His attitude is mostly upbeat, but I wish there was a treatment for the numbness in his feet and weakness in his legs.