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Originally Posted by brendaingram
Sharon,
All of your emails have been insightful and helpful. I'm going to follow up about the pain mgt. I'll talk to my primary care dr. whom I love and see what she advises. I agree I may have EM and Reynaud's too because my feet get so red and purple and then my feet (and hands) get really cold and feet turn very pale and blue almost.
You might get a kick out of this. Most of the afternoon I have been very cold, so I am sitting in a recliner, with these thick multicolored slipper/socks, a granny gown (which I NEVER wear, but all my jammies and sweats were dirty), and an old ratty sweater. I got out of my chair with my hair sticking out, and my hubby observed, "That's a really attractive look on you, honey." I was "figuratively" rolling on the floor laughing!!!
I have only soaked my feet once (with epsom salts) but I used warm (not hot) water. I will have to try with tepid water. But today (so far) it's a case of cold.
I am very interested in talking to you via personal email. I have no idea how to do that though. There is no hurry, cuz I'm still recovering from sitting all day Saturday for a special celebration.
Thanks again,
Brenda
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Hi Brenda, the burning, pain, and use of meds for neuropathy sounds very similar to my dad and his troubles with nueropathy pain. He tried everything including lyrica which helped for alittle while and then the pain came back. His podiatrist gave him a medicne called metanx and after a couple of months his pain went away and he is getting better every week. Something to talk to your Dr. about and see if works for you.
Hope this helps, Thank You,
Roggman