Has anyone found a treatment that helps with peripheral neuropathy?

I have had neuropathy for several years . The pain can be miserable . I found a bath bomb with thc in it . I soak my feet in warm water with the thc bath bomb. I then put a thc salve on my feet after soaking them. I has helped so much . I with you all the best in your journey . Keep your head up . Some days can be tough . Never quit . Never give up or in . I get the bath bomb at Maryjanesmedicinals.com . I also get the salve there as well.

@jmax44 if you can join a town pool or gym with a pool walk up and down do exercises in pool It has helped me On B 12 now too Seeing a neuromuscular doctor end of June

I have had Neuropathy for many years. It was always manageable; numbness in my feet and burning in my lower legs when I stood up. I could live with it. A few months ago, it worsened. Pain in my feet kept me up. Burning became a lot worse.

I know we all react differently to meds and this is a “one- geezer study but my doctor put me on Pregabalin. I took the first pill at night and slept thru that night and have ever since. It’s still there but back to the way it was before it got worse. I don’t know how long it will last or what is eventually going to happen but right now, this med is working. Sleeping through the night changed my daily activities. I’m thankful. I’m still on a reasonably low dose with no side effects.

I hope this helps someone.

Hi @kbirchem, Thanks for sharing your experience with the bath bomb with THC in it. You will notice that we moved your post to the previous discussion where you have posted on treatments that have helped you so that members following you will see your latest update. The link below will take you to the beginning of the discussion:
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Often, neuropathy is caused by spinal cord compression. Get it checked out. I speak from experience.
"Yes, spinal cord compression is a well-documented cause of neuropathic pain and nerve dysfunction. When conditions like spinal stenosis, bone spurs, or herniated discs compress your spinal cord or nerve roots, it disrupts normal nerve signaling, leading to neuropathy symptoms.How Spinal Compression Causes NeuropathyPinching Nerve Roots: When the spaces in your spine narrow, it directly pinches the nerve roots exiting the spinal column.Disrupting Blood Flow: Compression can reduce blood supply to the nerves, triggering inflammation, ischemia, and subsequent damage.Radiating Symptoms: This type of damage creates neuropathic symptoms (such as burning pain, stabbing sensations, numbness, or tingling) that radiate down your limbs."

@chrisanon I have spinal stenosis at the base of my spine, but my neurosurgeon says it's not severe enough to be the cause of the neuropathy.

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@mike1041 Thank you for disputing this and negativity. Don't give up, community.