Re: Todd

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I too have the burning sensation on the bottom of my feet. My Dr. said it was a fungus and suggested a cream but it doesn't help. Can you please write me what causes it? I get the burning sensation when I wear sandals for few days.

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Neurosarcoidosis >To: Neurosarcoidosis >Subject: Re: peripheral neuropathy->Date: Fri, 5 Aug 2005 18:39:03 -0700 (PDT)>>Rose and ,>> I was also getting that weird vibration>in the bottom of my feet. I remember awhile back when> was asking about that sensation in a email and at>that time I didn't have it, but a couple of weeks>later I started getting it. I to have burning>sensations on bottom of feet I can only wear slip on>shoes, because they don't put pressure on my feet. But>draw back is I find myself walking out of them causing>me to twist my ankles. I've been on neurotin now for a>little over a month and found that it helps a lot for>that burning pain and vibration. My main problem now>seems to be all my joints from shoulders down to my>ankles all hurt. Especially my shoulders I had mri>done on both of them and they could'nt find anything>out of the ordinary on my R side, but the left side>showed some degeneration and a tear of some kind.>Don't know how that happened so I need to see a>Orthopedic surgeon on that. When I wake up in the>morning I feel like a rusted out robot that needs a>good oiling. But after I'm up and around it gets>better. Its amazing how this NS travels from one point>of your body to another, kind of like the traveling>side show circus. if your still having these>vibrations and burning sensations I would look into>trying neurotin, its definitely helped me!>>> Take care> Todd>--- Rose wrote:>>>--------------------------------->>, you are too funny! Yes, I appreciate your sense>of humor, ice cream truck or not. I sign with>different nicknames, depending on my mood. And it's>Hoosier Rose, not Hossier! One of us misspelled it,>maybe both of us! Sometimes I'll say Cracklin' Rosie>(remember Neil Diamond's song?), or Rosie the Riveter.>>Regarding the vibrating/tremors. I don't get them>often anymore, but I used to get these weird buzzing>sensations in different places. To me it felt like a>pager set on silent, laying against my skin. Didn't>hurt, just a buzzing, vibrating feeling. I also have>the burning on the bottom of my feet, and if I have to>walk much or just sit with my feet down, they will>feel like little knives sticking in them. First thing>in the morning, or whenever I get up!, I walk pretty>normally, but as the day goes on, I limp worse & >worse. Sometimes they are so tender that I can't>stand to touch them, even wash them. That's when I>use the very soft toothbrush labeled "TOES!" to clean>between my toes. The worst sensation is when it feels>like something squeezing my feet so tight I think>they'll explode. Then I can't even stand my sox on,>or blankets touching them, but being cool or cold>hurts too! Warm water helps the most for that. When>I had to stop the Neurontin because of crashing my car>into a telephone pole, they got really bad, even>though I was on Cymbalta, which had helped some. A>few weeks ago, I started taking Trileptal, which>helped the pain, but knocked me out pretty much 24>hours a day! So I started taking a half dose at>bedtime; it still helps the pain some, but I can stay>awake the next day.>>>>>>>Ramblin' Rose>>Moderator>>>>>>---------------------------------> Ready for kickoff? Sign up for Fox Fantasy Football>powered by MSN. FREE to play!>>~~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~~>The Neurosarcoidosis Community>>NS CHAT:- Has been cancelled for now.>>Message Archives:->http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/messages>>Members Database:->Listings of locations, phone numbers, and instant>messengers.>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/database>>>