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Old 01-10-2010, 11:05 PM #1
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hi Heidi

Yes, it does sound like your neuropathy has progressed - I had pain initially, but now my feet are numb (and actually pretty numb up to my knees, especially on the left side). I have sensori-motor axonal neuropathy, so I have motor involvement as well. It is part of my lupus.

I can totally identify with that bunched up sock feeling, that's how it started for me, I thought that my socks were getting scrunched up under my toes.

Do you have a neurologist? If so, it maybe it's time to schedule an appointment. Personally I prefer numbness to pain anyday.

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Yep, I know exactly what you're talking about, Heidi. In my case, it's only with my left foot and I had that sensation years before the pain in my toes, so it wasn't about getting worse for me. I've been told that Morton's Neuroma can also cause this sensation, but a doctor can easily diagnose that by squeezing the ball of your foot in a certain place--it will cause intense pain if that's the problem.

I guess not much of that is helpful to you except to know that it's a common feeling for people with PN.
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My foot pain is more aching bone like pain (autoimmune neuropathy, not diabetic)....and I feel like I am walking on an air mattress. Also if I rest my foot on the base of the desk chair, when I get up, that sensation is in my feet for several minutes. I feel like I am walking with the chair base stuck to the bottom of my foot.

Sorry to hear you are having increased symptoms.
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I've been getting that feeling too.... It's more recent for me. I've had the same type of Neuropathy as Cycleops has... and I have stopped many times to see if my socks are bunched up. It's frustrating!

And I get cold spots on my legs sometimes too, like there is a wet spot on my pants or something... on the side of my leg, or my knee... too weird!
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I also get that very tight kneesock feeling....with a very, very cold sock! Feels like ice. I have a hunch that this is vasculitic....the cold thing, that is.

Ah, the joys of neuropathy. To think it is just all messed up electrons and protons......
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