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judy11606
judy11606

I was wondering if anyone has there feet to stay sore when you first get up in morning and after you sit

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  • hermel
    hermel judy11606

    Posted

    In the morning I feel no pain but after 15 minutes or so the pain start slowly. I feel less pain when I am standing up or walking. The intense pain come when I am sitting down. I have also notice when my mind is focus on anything but my feet I often forget or do not feel the pain. It is a daily battle.
  • DPN
    DPN judy11606

    Posted

    Hi

    I have Diabetic Perifthial Neuropathy in both feet,mouth and hands,but the feet cause the most pain.

    My pain is as others say is more intense when seated,but for me the worst of the pain is when I am in bed on a night

    I am on pregablin and they have just used dosage from 150mg to 300mg daily,but it seems to be having an adverse affect on me.

    I hope you get your pain in check, it's not nice. Are you on any medication?

    Take care

    • judy11606
      judy11606 DPN

      Posted

      I take 800 my gabapentin 4x a day 200 mg amatripaline a day loratab 10.5 4x a day I also have 3 bulged disk in my lower back and pinched nerves I go see a surgeon tomorrow to see if they can fix my back my thyroid has messed up so I can't sit or stand to long I'm stiff and hurt when I get out of bed I hope you get relief from your pain to

    • DPN
      DPN judy11606

      Posted

      Ah right Judy,Fingers x.

      The professionals know best. I used to be on Gabbapentin, the same dosage.

      I do however know that Gabbapentin is the cheaper version of Pregablin. If you find the Gab

      Not working see your GP

      I used to be on Amitriptyline but no affect.

      Here is to the hospital you get a positive outcome🍀🐯

    • hermel
      hermel DPN

      Posted

      NO medication so far. I am able to live with this so far without medication. I am able to get to sleep and every morning the pain is gone ..but not for long. Meditation is a big help for me.

      Take care

  • judy11606
    judy11606

    Posted

    Well I found out today they can't do anything for my back said it probably make it worse the ddd in it will only get worse o well it is what it is

  • marie16426
    marie16426 judy11606

    Posted

    Hi judy i experienced painful stiff feet and ankles first thing in the morning and sometimes during the day for years....i also get tingling into toes and sometimes feel numbness up through little toe n side of foot... what i didnt realise it is connected to my lower back pain... check that your pain is not spinal problem...i developed cauda equina through spinal stenosis n disc rupture at L4 L5 ....i had surgery 3mths ago and it has greatly reduced leg n foot pain....Try this off the wall trick....place a bar of new soap under bed sheet at night and it magically works...I thought it was a joke at first but it gets me through the night with little or no foot pain.... the soap seems to last for a few weeks ...i just replace it every 6 wks anyways...Only an irish person would give this advice... Dont knock it until youve tried it....lol PS. Please let me know how your doing soon... Marie
    • judy11606
      judy11606 marie16426

      Posted

      I have lower back trouble to went to see a surgeon and they can't do surgery said it would make it worse

    • marie16426
      marie16426 judy11606

      Posted

      Have you had epidural steorids injected into lower back ....this may suit you if op is not available.. hope your ok today...
    • judy11606
      judy11606 marie16426

      Posted

      We tried the shots they didn't help any hope you are doing ok

    • marie16426
      marie16426 judy11606

      Posted

      If i find im having extremly painful days I find 100mg xymel n 2 x 500 paracetomol does the job for about 12hrs... otherwise i just take diclac 75mg...n paracetomol x 2 daily....i hope you find something that helps you...
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