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numbness and pain

I have been told by a Dr. that I have phereal nuropathy. my feet are numb, but they hurt horribly. I have shooting pain ,very sharp at times up my legs and in my feet. I have not been diagnosed with diabetes.
There are times it feels like my leg is wet, like water on it, but when I feel of it to wipe it off, there is nothing there. Is there any thing that can be done for this? Also,my hips hurt me severly,if I stand for long peroids of time and to make a bed is torture. I can’t sweep or mop a floor any more as well. I feel like one huge complaint, but it hurts so bad at times I can’t help but say something. I have been diagnosed with rhumatoid arthritis. I had rhumatic fever twice as a child, at age7, then again at13. can you give me some advice as to what to do to help myself?
Thank You


1 Comment found

    Vivian Abrams DPM

    9 10

    Surely a neurologist can give you medication for the peripheral neuropathy. There are several that are very useful and each patient responds differently. Over time, you may become diabetic, as this happens frequently when the neuropathy is diagnosed first.

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