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Burning and pinning in feet.
I am having burning and pinning sensation in my feet from last one month. Pain get severe at night when I sleep. Pain is now at lower knees and thighs also.
What should I do?
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It can be a cause of neuropathy which affected nerves consult a physiotherapist near bye do massage over thigh and calf area to avoid stiffness
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consult a neurologist
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wear sports shoes with memory foam inside the sole
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Strength exercise and hot fermentation.
Check your vit 12 and vit d
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Burning and pin prick sensations in lower limb should not be ignored. You should get your pain assissed by a qualified physiotherapist. Also get a treatment and follow preventions and precautions prescribed by physiotherapist.
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the symptoms (if ignored) can developed into paresthesia (weakness).
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consult with physiotherapist
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chiropractic adjustment
hot and cold pack
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Hey there...
Burning and pinning sensation in the feet is a classical sign of diabetic neuropathy but it might not always be the case.
Pain at thighs and knees can be associated to si joint dysfunction, patellar (knee cap) dysfunction, bad footwear.
Detail physical assessment needs to be done to come to a conclusion and treatment.
The information you have provided is not enough to reach a diagnosis
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Get a blood sugar level test done
Go see a Physiotherapist
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Dr. Lakshmi (PT)
Physiotherapist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
This may be due to diabetic neuropathy or lumbar spondilosis both the conditions nerve have to be released no other home remedies. Do some kind of therapy related to nerve.
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