For the past few years the bottom of my feet lost that tickle feeling. My hubby would watch in amazement as ou dog would lick my feet and I wouldn't flex.

I could feel his tongue, my feet are not numb, but it just wouldn't be sensitive enough to tickle.

Well, just this week my tickle has returned. I can barely stand my dog licking my feet now.

Is this possibly be a sign of nerves trying to heel?

Have any of you had similar experiences, and what was the outcome?

I know it's highly unlikely there is scientific data on Neuropathy and tickles. But if anyone has read anything about it, I'd appreciate a link.

Thanks!

--where it has been lacking before is probably a good thing.

Do keep us apprised of your progress (i.e., if your feet get more ticklish over time).

Thanks glenntaj, will do.

I suggest everyone spread peanut butter on their feet for the next few months to see if you've found 'the cure'.

And with this I think I've also got my giggle back!

Wasn't suggesting I'd found a cure, but that with ticklish feeling returning to 'normal' perhaps my nerves were attempting to heal. If so, then my "cure" has been to go gluten-free.

Still feeling ticklish, but pain seems to be increasing. This might be positive, for I've read that pain worsens at first as nerves begin to heal. A glimmer of hope is a glimmer of hope, and I'm going to run with it!

Im glad you got a giggle out of it.

Its been a while since I felt ticklish on my feet.

Hopefully your going thru the " No pain, no gain" portion of healing!