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Tingly, Prickley and tremors from Neuropothy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Jun 7, 2023 | Replies (7)
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@mattie1014

Hello John,
Thank you for the information. Unfortunately, I have permanent L5S1 radiculopathy and nerve root damage. In addition I have some general neuropathy. I have had injections however due to the numbness in the feet they dont work nor for the tingling. I am back on Lyrica which seemed to help and I should have never gotten off it. It appears when you get these new prickly feelings from ankles to legs, they can create panic and anxiety sine I was just getting used to the other sensations. I am increasing lyrica and will continue riding my road bike an hour every other day and physical therapy. I do believe it is starting to work again and had no idea what it was masking until I went off think it was not helping. How this became so intent is something I will never understand. Thanks again, Sal

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greeneagle | @greeneagle | Jun 5, 2023

Sal- I posted about 3 weeks ago that I am on 40mg of Lipitor and have been for z40 years. I have had absolutely no bad reaction to tslaking this much. My mom and older sister each had heart attacks at 62. I am 82 and still going strong. I first tried amitripline when I started feeling pricks and pin like on my skin. My doc told me my nerve endings were shifting out. After about 5 years I tried Neurontin. Tried this until Lyrica came on the market. I take 75mg of Lyrica twice a day. Then I started feeling my toes burning and prickly. Terrible feeling. I decided to try 500mg of CBD lotion which slowed down the pain. Then the pain went into my feet and lower legs, so I found some CBD lotion in 1609mg strength. Many days I have little pain and other days a bit more. CBD lotion does not totally stop my pain but it’s the best thing I have found for my neuropathy. We all found some solutions that we pass along. Good luck.

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