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Cold feet: Baby aspirin is helping with circulation

Chronic Pain | Last Active: May 19, 2023 | Replies (4)
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@carol228

I’m glad you have found relief for your feet. I also have cold feet even though they are not cold. I do have idiopathic neuropathy.
I’m already taking a small dose of aspirin for my heart, but it hasn’t helped my feet at all.

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fala | @fala | May 18, 2023

Hi,
As much as this site helps us, we do not always read or remember all the responses of others that might just HELP US!
I have idiopathic neuropathy. It was diagnosed in 2016. Trial and error is pretty much the name of this game. I finally found a couple of products that reduce the pain1 Let me repeat mentioning socks that have really made my foot pain bearable. They are socks called "SootheSocks". ( I have 5 pair). You can buy them on line, and recently the price has gone down. I use them EVERY day along with a medium weight sock. It decreases the pain for real!! ( for me). I never wear them while sleeping. My feet feel cold, but they are actually warm. I try to get in bed quickly after I remove this miracle sock, I apply THC ointment, and it does the best job of anything else so far. (AGAIN...for ME.) it makes a huge difference in pain level
when I go to bed! if I can go to sleep in about an hour after applying the product, it works best! ! I am NOT a good sleeper, so there are exceptions to everything.
In addition, I am on CBD daily! (We have a dispensary in PA) I have a "card" for this product. I use THC topically, , but no way can I take it orally! That's another story...
Best of luck, lets keep sharing!! I feel this site is so very helpful!!

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