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Old 10-06-2019, 08:26 AM #5
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Thanks for your post KMB Sorefeet! I have the same symptoms as you...its very painful to walk or stand for any amount of time. it fells like i am walking on broken bones. I have large fiber peripheral neuropathy fo 18 years now. the broken bones feeling started a few years into it. I have mentioned it to neurologists and lately neurosarcoidosis experts and no one had an explanation. looking at my own feet it looks like my fat pads may have atrophied too. i will have to look into this. i dont know if anything can be done, but it would be good to know why walking and standing is so painful. thanks again!
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