Anyone used a foot massager for PN of the feet

@maryaw my wife does and she does believe it helps her neuropathy

@blowerk1216
I use vibit massage roller as well as Lune nerve balm. Used nightly, it has helped with my neuropathy. Both found on Amazon.

@tomkofathensga what is it called and how much does it cost?

@dlo56 - Here's a link to the manufacturer site - https://carepeuticonline.com/products/carepeutic-motorized-hydro-therapy-foot-and-leg-spa-bath-massager.

@johnbishop thanks, I appreciate your reply.
I think that I might try that Lune nerve cream that smithba58 spoke of and try to find one of those massage rollers hopefully a little less pricey than vibit.
Anyone who has any recommendations for good massage rollers at a lower cost please let me know.
Neuropathy really is a literal nightmare.

It did not improve the pain. Only helped during but seemed to irritate the nerves more. Mls laser helped my foot pain, but not a 100% cure at least for me but it was the only thing that made a difference along with never going barefoot and always wearing arch support.

I recently purchased a MIKO Y2 foot massager. A friend who has had neuropathy for 25 years recommended it. It has multiple massage modes and levels, including rolling, compression, vibration, as well heat. I can't say with certainty that it has helped the peripheral neuropathy in my feet and legs but it really does feel good when I'm using it.

@dlo56 The unit comes from Carepeutic. I received it as a gift 5 or 6 years ago, so I'm not sure of the cost.

It’s pricey but everything is anymore. Did it help? You probably already stated but I forgot.

I have PN in my feet and ankles. Foot massage can help, but I use a slightly different approach than expensive massagers. I find that gentle massage with a hairbrush (I use a Fuller natural bristle brush) gives temporary relief. I use the brush at bedtime, plus 300mg gabapentin about three hours before bedtime, plus lidocaine lotion. That combination allows me to get a good night's sleep.