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Old 06-16-2021, 11:50 PM #3
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I wish I could sleep standing up because I don’t feel pain when I walk or stand…
Hi naturegirl, welcome to the forum.
I'm sorry you're having pain and sleep problem. I have totally unrefreshing sleep but it's caused by other things as well as neuropathy. Just a thought, but considering that you said you don't feel pain when walking or standing, I would wonder if this pain is due to blood pooling in your calves and is vascular in nature. Has your doctor ever mentioned something like that?

I have some magnesium oil spray that I spray on my feet and calves every night and often during the day as well. I swear it helps a little.
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