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I'd recommend magnesium (not oxide form) to help with increasing circulation to your feet. Some people with circulation problems can also benefit from 400IU natural Vit E.
Do you have any response to anti-inflammatories like aspirin?
The new R-lipoic acid (stabilized form) may be better for you than the old alpha type (which is only 1/2 active and poorly absorbed).
The Doctor's Best brand is the newest and very effective some of us have found.
Have you tried Lidoderm patches? Applied to the tops of the feet where the nerves are before they branch to the toes?
Also along the back of the ankle along the Achilles tendon, where the two main nerves branch down to each foot. 1/2 patch on each foot may help. Lidoderms need a bit of tweeking to see
the hot spot to intercepting the nerves. I don't think the bottoms of the feet work well with these patches.
An injury to the bottom of the feet takes a LONG time to heal.
I had plantar's once and it took almost a year! But it did heal up finally.
Feel free to come to our PN board:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum20.html
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Weezie looking at petunias 8.25.2017
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