Exercise makes mine worse. Matter of fact a busy day or even just a 30 min arobic video will make my feet flaming hot for hours and the night is usually worse also.
Like I needed another excuse to NOT exercise. :( On a side note, the last 2 days have been better and the different thing is: I added my magnesium supplement back in. Yeh for magnesium. I know its the B12 causing me to break out in bumbs but I am still adding things back slow to prove it. |
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My dad suffered the ravages of rheumatoid arthritis for 55 years. I saw on a daily basis how hard it was for him to just get out of bed in the morning. To him it was unthinkable to not fight the disease and become a "basket case". I know he would trade any of my bad days with his best days. To this day, I am inspired by his struggles. |
I think that it is because I'm just worn out from a whole day of fighting and grappling with the pain. My body knows what I've been thru all day, even if I've been able to block it by getting involved with something to take my mind off of my PN problems for minutes or even hours at work. By the time nighttime rolls around I think my body has had it, and complains when I try to sleep. I have tried the biofreeze, Icy Hot, feet in epsom salt solution, feet out of covers, whole body on top of sheet or covers, etc. I think that I finally sleep when my body just shuts down. A few shots of vodka sometimes helps to make me sleepy, too - but sometimes I pay for it in the a.m. by waking to worse than normal(ly?). If you can call waking to burning and pain, daily...normal.
I put Icy Hot on my feet every morning to just get me downstairs to my 200mg. Lyrica & 100mg. tramadol a.m. dose (1 of 3 every day- sometimes an extra 100 tramadol in the middle of the day) Also, having emphysema (smoking cigarettes for over 50 years) doesn't make climbing stairs any easier. |
:( I hate reading about the throws of pain we all go thru in the night because there really isn't any cure. Ever. All we can do is face each night as it comes and hope relief comes sooner than later.
I am still doing 30 min arobics every day. I can do the arobic tape easier than actually walking. When I walk outside it is 10 times worse, I guess the force of my feet hitting the pavement at a fast walk is harder than jumping around to an arobics tape. I like to walk but the pain is worse. When I can not do arobics anymore then I will try something else. Maybe exercise in a pool, that sounds cool, refreshing and fun. I tried it years ago and if you do it right you can get a great work out....and my feet would love being in the water...i think. |
I am still walking for about an hour most days, with two hiking poles. It is the best part of my day and I would happily sacrifice all other activities (cooking, laundry...;) ) to go to the park. I have noticed a big difference in how my feet feel later if I have been walking on woods trails rather than cement or asphalt. The hard surfaces are much harder on my feet, ankles, and legs, and I just don't walk in the neighborhood anymore. We are lucky to have a state park about two miles away.
Walking at the mall seems the worst of all. |
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Maybe sea salt was a factor. Or the rough surface you were standing on.
I have zcoils. Love them. But I can't say they"help" my situation but i do love them. |
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Does working out in a pool really work - any burning or pain afterwards? |
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