Hi @schony1087 sorry to hear that you are suffering with PN. My wife has constant burning in both feet and intermittent sever itch deep in her feet as well, both since chemo in 2014. It seems like for most people there is no miracle cure generally for PN. My wife copes by having a fan both day and night blowing on her feet. Some nights she soaks her feet in very hot water just before turning in which helps her tolerate the pain enough to get to sleep on particularly bad nights. She does have days occasionally when her pain level is lower and she can consequently do a few things without having to constantly be dealing with pain. I'd say she has about equal number of bad pain days and okay days, with an occasional good day (low pain level) thrown in. She had a similar experience, unacceptable side effects, with gabapentin and got off it after about a month on it with zero benefit from taking it. She has tried kratom for pain with no success so far, although others in this forum (like @lorirenee1 ) have used it with better luck. My wife gets relief from marijuana which she only uses when she needs a break badly. She keeps it as her ace-in-the-hole but uses it judiciously as she finds its effects diminish if she uses it too much. She does not use any other drugs and from what I gather from other people opioids are usually not much help either for neuropathy. What have you found out about dealing with your pain? Have you found anything that helps you to cope? My wife is fortunate in that she does not have to work and can just focus on dealing with the pain when she needs to. Not a fun pursuit but at least she can take that time as needed, when it is needed. I feel so badly, I search the internet a lot for some answers but find no definitive solutions, but remain hopeful that we might stumble on something eventually. Giving up is not an option.

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@schony1087 I have severe foot neuropathy as well. I don't find anything works all too well for the burning. I put my feet in ice cold water in the bath tub, and that relieves it, but as soon as I take my feet out, it starts again. I use Wisemen, Healing Balm, which is pure frankincense and myrr, which does help the burning, most of the time. I buy it on Amazon for about fifteen bucks or so, maybe a bit more. It does cool off the burning. For pain, such as throbbing, stabbing, I do use Kratom successfully, and marijuana. If you want to know more about Kratom, let me know. This is terrible to live with. Such a curse. Lori Renee 1