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Thank you so much for accepting me. I’m trying to help my mum ~ 83 ~ overall she’s healthy. However she has excruciating painful feet. Sometimes the toes are scarlet. Burning sensation. They keep her awake at night. Sometimes she’ll have burning sensations up her legs and in her ankle bones. No doctor or nurse or podiatrist can diagnose it. She’s had blood tests for arthritis and neuropathy and vit b12 deficiency; absolutely nothing. Walking is really painful and uncomfortable She’s allergic to anti inflammatory medication so she can’t take those either. If anyone can suggest or recommend anything, any advice is gratefully received.

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Community comment#2

Neuropathy in her feet?

Community comment#3

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Community comment#4

Definitely sounds like nerve pain has she had an MRI? For me it is cause by a cyst that is in between bones and pressing on nerves. Best of luck to yall.

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CBD

Community comment#6

Get her some Hoka bondi 7 or Clifton 7 shoes to help with the walking. They have good cushioning.

Community comment#7

Look up CRPS. Get other opinions from neurologist or pain management specialist.

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I’m finding Lyrica or Amitriptyline helps with my nerve pain. Prescription only.

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I have had pain that sounds like your mother’s for6 years. I have been to all kinds of specialists. 3 days ago I went to a chiropractor who scraped the bottoms of my feet. It was painful at the time, but my foot pain has disappeared. I suggest that you address the foot pain instead of trying to find a pain reliever. Best of luck

The scraper my chiropractor used is nothing like that. It is a metal scraper that gets down into the muscles in your feet. It is very painful but it works.

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