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Correlation between peripheral neuropathy and low RBC?
Neuropathy | Last Active: Apr 27 5:31pm | Replies (78)Comment receiving replies
Hi, jclare5269 (@jclare5269)
It sounds like your situation is far more uncomfortable. I'm lucky in that sense, I guess; my feet are simply swollen. I wear my compression stockings, but not that many hours each day. Maybe I should wear them more, but after months and months of watching the swelling––sometimes it's more, sometimes less––that's what got me wondering if the swelling is entirely linked to my PN.
Ray (@ray666)
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I wear compression socks pretty much 24/7. I double them up to help with the minimal walking I do. At night my feet really hurt. I don’t quite understand why. It may be that there are no distractions but I don’t know. Along with the pain, my feet swell more at night. They can swell so much that the compression socks become too tight and cause a lot of pain. I end up taking them off and make a late night trip to the restroom a much more difficult task.
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Good question that hopefully a doctor can answer. My PN is more severe and they told me that I would have swelling of my feet. Though I am confused about you not having any pain. I have a lot of pain on the inside of my feet. On the outside of my feet, my nerves are dead or asleep so I have no feeling in my feet unless it’s a really hard contact and it hurts from the inside out. It’s also affected my balance or equilibrium. I have to take things slow or I have problems. I’m not diabetic and they have not found the cause.