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Old 07-08-2011, 09:05 PM #1
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Default Foot Swelling from Neuropathy?

For the time being I only have problems with my left foot. Recently I have swelling on top of my foot. I take an extra Lasix (orders from doctor) and after a few days, the swelling goes away. I also have very strong burning sensations, and searing pain that last for a few minutes. My left foot feels like I stuck it in concrete and are unable to move it. And if it were to move, it feels like it would break. Are these feelings/sensations all part of neuropathy? Also, does the neuropathy pain continue to move on up the leg?
My neurologist hasn't explained much to me.

Any comments and help will be greatly appreciated.
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