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Old 09-22-2022, 02:49 AM #1
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Default Burning Pain and Numbness in both Feet

Had a foot procedure in 2019 which ruined me as I developed peripheral neuropathy along with CRPS.

The surgeons don't seem to know how to treat it which is discouraging.

Feel like a cripple especially since I used to walk for miles, and now just 'hanging on' to what's left of my life.

Any suggestions would be welcome.
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Welcome, we have a RSD/CRPS forum and a PN forum - both havet sticky threads with helpful info , or use our site search for finding specific topics.
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Welcome, Louise54!

You've really had a radical change in your lifestyle, and that is difficult to put it mildly. I wonder what foot procedure did this to you? Was it surgery of some kind?

And that was 3 years ago?

I hope that something can be done to help you and wish I could say something more helpful. But as Jomar pointed out, if you look into the resources here, you'll find useful information.
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