I have some peripheral neuropathy, which actually is way better since I had a huge amount of vitamin B12 after I completed a round of Metronidazol for the tetanus I had.

But, the thing is when there is stress, and there's so much of it, I have a lot of trouble with the feeling in my feet.

If you have peripheral neuropathy, do you ever get that feeling that your foot is slipping out from under you, when actually it's on the ground and not moving at all?

That feeling causes me to lose my balance when I try to catch my balance... it's hard to explain.

In the house, where I can quickly lean toward the hallway wall or catch hold of a cabinet or table I'm not so bothered. But when it happens outside I break out into a cold sweat (I get sort of shivering cold and I also am sweating). It's so scary.

But it doesn't happen all the time.

So I don't carry a walking stick all the time, because I often am carrying plants or garden things.

How do you deal with this... or don't you ever experience these feelings in your feet?

Hi There is a peripheral neuropathy forum set up on here, you may find answers if you post your question on, there are lots of knowledge people who may be able to help you.
Good Luck..

Oh, Thanks.

I didn't see it.

Thank you again.

No one there replied, on the Peripheral Neuropathy forum...

so I'm going to hope that someone comes here and sees this.

I recently found the notes I kept while I lived in the hydrogen sulfide... when I was having a LOT of trouble with balance and I was falling a lot.
http://health-boundaries-bite.com/TimeLinePit.html

It's possible that my nerve damage is somehow different than ordinary peripheral neuropathy because of the nerve damage from the hydrogen sulfide.

I know I've also had the numbness that made it seem as if my foot had stepped off a curb and never hit ground.

I think the slipping feeling must be caused by my nerves ... by my nerves having a sort of wave of feeling unrelated to anything that is a real stimulant. Just a wave of unrelated feeling.

But of course I don't know. I was hoping to hear what someone else had experienced. I am still hoping.

I am sure some will reply on that forum, maybe you should allow more time, different time zones etc.

You are very kind, Stumps.

I have the same feeling of looseing feet I can best discribe it as standing on the beach and watching the sea water run back out from under your feet
Dillon caution dont try it !!

Hi ConsiderThis,

I'm sorry I can't help you but wanted to bump you up so that others may see this and be able to help. Good Luck.

Linda

You know what, that was very nice of you. I appreciate it.

I haven't been back in a long time, and I hadn't seen the answers. Then answers make me feel a lot better.

I stumbled on to this while doing a search and I wanted to ask you to post this on the Peripheral Neuropathy forum. It's hard to sort out all of these questions placed into other forums when you only have limited time every day.

Billye