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Old 11-08-2016, 03:59 PM #1
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Originally Posted by Lindyloowho1234 View Post
I think altered sensation is a better way of describing it - my husband has the "sock balled up in his shoe" sensation a lot and says it feels like walking on lumps.

His PN is also in his hands and he has trouble with cups, bowls, plates - they feel like they are slipping out of his hands, although they aren't. Makes for a few "accidents" because he then overcompensates and tips them anyway

The joys of neuropathy!

Linda
I have severe PN with 24 hr pain! If I get to sleep it's not too bad but if I'm disturbed it is very difficult to get back into slumber! I use Cap cream and Lyrica but my life, at 84+ is miserable. My heart goes out to all sufferers.
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