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03-29-2014, 07:03 PM | #1 | ||
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I have noticed a bit of slowing down of all the nerve buzzing sensations in my feet.
I was wondering if those with numb feet have any indication ahead of time that they are losing feeling??? I have had my feet go to sleep a few times lately so kind of wondering if any relationship. I also have felt like I stepped on a wet spot on a rug or floor but my foot is not wet. very strange Thanks for replies |
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03-30-2014, 12:13 AM | #2 | ||
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03-30-2014, 07:40 AM | #3 | ||
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Hey there...going barefoot in my house is the best for my feet.....and I also think sometimes I've stepped in a wet spot on the floor but haven't. It is a strange feeling
Debi from Georgia |
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03-30-2014, 10:04 AM | #4 | |||
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I have the same sensation and also am barefoot 90% of the time since I work at home and have no need to wear socks and shoes.
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My numbness occurred gradually. Pain came first, then over time, less pain and more numbness. Now, mostly numbness. You know you are in bad shape when you wish for the pain to come back so you can at least feel your feet.
I can't walk barefoot at all. I have to wear shoes for the support or on a good day, gripper socks. |
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04-03-2014, 03:15 AM | #9 | ||
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It's been my experience that Yes this could be the beginning that will lead to the burning stinging full blown PN Pain. If i could turn back the hands of time I would look heavilyinto Nerve Health. I.E. all the meds and so forth to stregthen nerves and keep them healthy.
For me it was thefeeling of Sand in my Shoes. Not knowing the future, I'd laugh at work when taking off shoes to shake out invisable loads of sand. And I also felt the Folded Sock. Another strange feeling was not feeling the water or temprature.of the water when taking a shower. This went on for over a year before the burning and stinging in the planter area started up and had me literally crawling on floor. Made printout of PN concerning the catch-all diagnoises of IDOPATHIC. Siad this is from doctors not skilled or motivated enough to find the underlining condition causing the PN. Or in other words, somsthing is causing your feelings in yor feet. It would be most helpful if it can be determind NOW while there is still time to hault any further damage. From all I've read once nerves aredamaged they do not heal like other organs on your body. So take this as a warning it can get worse and to try and get good help now. If only I had a crsystal ball ....Id have won the Mega Millions several times. :-) ha. ha. |
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04-04-2014, 07:44 AM | #10 | ||
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Have you ever found out what causes the loss of leg hair? That was the second thing that developed for me, after burning feet. The visible evidence of damage is to me harder to understand than transitory, sensory symptoms. I asked my neurologist if it was related to sensory, motor, or autonomic nerves and she just said it could be any.
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