Correlation between increased neuropathy pain and fluid retention?
My feet were on fire pretty much the entire day yesterday, and I could not figure out why. Then at some point I realized I was retaining fluid and found myself wondering if fluid retention in some way impacts neuropathy pain levels. Does anyone know if there is a correlation between fluid retention and neuropathy pain?
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My Nerve pain is from my butt to my feet thru my legs. I have a TBI from my bicycle accident so my right-side of anything is weaker than my left from 12 years ago. Just a couple years ago, I - who can’t drive anymore - feel down from my butt when my wife parking in our garage… that killed me and no have pain from the back of my 2 legs. I’ve tried a little different things. The best I’ve had is - in TV or this website - is not meds, but sorta health: Nerve Control 911 x2 a day. It lasts 8-10 hours. Right now, I set one 11am and add the second at this coming 2pm… I hope it will be longer.
Sorry, I’m adding this next mth… I’m going to the next city and see “why” what happened when I well down=n in my garage on my 2 butts pain down to my feet and loss of balance on my right-side from my knee down. According to that coming doctor will check the points of these. It’s a computer-use so hopefully that program doing the right way -even keep me the same bad thing…
I have an ankle that is very painful (areas are bone on bone). I use Care By Design CBD-Rich Sublingual Drops. HOWEVER, I do NOT ingest it. I massage it into the joint. Gives me relief so I can sleep. Two other relatives tried it that way also and were pleased with the pain relief. Go figure.
It seems like every time I have edema, I have neuropathy too, like my feet are on fire. I’m wondering if there’s a connection too. And what helps it?