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Glenmont, NY

When I stand for a while my right foot burns on the bottom in the pad area just below the toes. The burning feels like I’m standing on a fire. I have been to a podiatrist and have had never conduction studies but the best answer the give me is that it is neuropathy. And unfortunately there is nothing in het can do ! I am thinking about making appointment with or to surgeon to see what they come up with. It gets so severe . If anyone has had this experience and found something that has worked… read more

October 29, 2020
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Members shared experiences with severe burning foot pain, particularly in the pad area below the toes, with many describing sensations of... Read more

Members shared experiences with severe burning foot pain, particularly in the pad area below the toes, with many describing sensations of fire, needles, and knives that can be debilitating enough to disrupt sleep. Several members found relief through high doses of Lyrica for neuropathy, cortisone injections for neuromas, plantar fasciitis surgery, custom shoe inserts, Epsom salt soaks, compression socks, ice packs, CBD drops, and topical rubs containing tea tree oil, though many noted these treatments help manage symptoms rather than cure them. A recurring theme was the exhausting trial and error nature of finding what works, the importance of proper footwear and avoiding heels, and the solidarity of others who understand how profoundly this invisible pain can impact daily life.

A MySpondylitisTeam Member

I have it.
They burn like in fire.They feel like needles are in them.My turn so red they look blue at times.And yes its neuropathy. Foot door gave me shots in my heels.And gave me some kind of greasy stuff to go on them.It helped But I can't afford to going to him.Aslo give me a prescription for diabetic shoes.
Pain pain go away dont come back any day.😰

November 7, 2020
A MySpondylitisTeam Member

Not sure if it will help but I had bilateral plantar fasciitis and after the surgery my feet don't hurt. It was supposed to last 8 years but has been great for over 20.

January 17, 2021
A MySpondylitisTeam Member

I had similar....it was a neuroma and podiatrists injected the joint with cortisone and so far so good....

November 28, 2020
A MySpondylitisTeam Member

I have trouble with pain in top of my feet right along the beginning of my toes. Any thoughts on that?

November 22, 2020
A MySpondylitisTeam Member

Lyrica helps but no cure they have things like tree treat oil.helpsost of the rubs have that in it I use ice packs I soak my feet hope u feel better soon keep on

November 29, 2020

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