29-09-2013, 12:58 AM
sfem, the numbness and pain in your feet could also be a symptom of diabetic neuralgia, nerve damage caused diabetes. I'm not saying you have diabetes, that is something you would have to be tested for. The numbness and pain can have many other causes.
I'm a Type 2 diabetic myself and suffer from this numbness and pain. The diabetes predates my NBE and PM use. In the last year, for some reason, I have regained some feeling in the upper parts of my shins/calves and the pain in my feet has lessened. and they are not as numb. Previously, I could not feel insects crawling on my legs below the knees. Now I can feel them from mid-shin/calf upwards. Nerves are NOT supposed to regenerate! Also, related to the numbness in the feet, the outer three fingers of each hand, experience numbness to a lesser or greater degree.
BigDave
I'm a Type 2 diabetic myself and suffer from this numbness and pain. The diabetes predates my NBE and PM use. In the last year, for some reason, I have regained some feeling in the upper parts of my shins/calves and the pain in my feet has lessened. and they are not as numb. Previously, I could not feel insects crawling on my legs below the knees. Now I can feel them from mid-shin/calf upwards. Nerves are NOT supposed to regenerate! Also, related to the numbness in the feet, the outer three fingers of each hand, experience numbness to a lesser or greater degree.
BigDave