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Monica922
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Hi
Does anyone else have what I call clown feet? When I get up and step on the floor I feel like my feet are three times there size but they are not. It hurts to walk on them? They feel swollen. My legs between my knees and feet hurt also but it is neuropathy...maybe teh feet is also?

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CaliforniaLyme
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I think I had something similar!!! I called mine STILT FEET because it felt like I wa walking on stilts but they were my lower legs that were so numb!!! They got until I could not feel pins stuck into them from calf to toes!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All gone with IV Rocepihn thank goodness!!!!!!

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The bottoms of my feet hurt and any joints in that area (toes, ankles) when I stand walk.

I use warm heating pads on my feet when laying or sitting down. for walking around in the house I have a pair of down slippers...

they are cushy all the way around and make less pressure on the bottom of my foot with each step... feels kinda like walking on thin pillows...

still hurts with them but not as much.

Hope you find something to relieve ur pain soon. [group hug]

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Azure Wish

Where did you purchase the slippers

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