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I have that and my neurologist told me it was from my neuropathy.
I find a grounding sheet on my bed helps
I use arnica pain relief cream and occasionally use lidocaine aspercream to take the edge off. I also purchased reusable iced socks or as an alternative use anything frozen to cool your feet. Lore's suggestion is a good one as well. Troublesome feet often is a reported
fibromyalgia issue. You might have to try different things to find the best item for you. I can relate, from time to time it can be a very painful condition for me. I wish you the best and that you find relief.
I’m not sure if this will help. Magnesium lotion helps me relax. Maybe it’s worth a try?
Hot and sensitive feet are a common and frustrating symptom for many people with fibromyalgia. The heightened nerve sensitivity that comes with fibromyalgia can make feet feel burning, tender, or just plain angry — even without any obvious cause.
Here are some things that may help bring relief:
- Cool water soaks — Show Full Answer
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