Meryl Krochmal, MS, RD, CDCES Moderator & Contributor
Hi Debbiepsych, I am sorry to hear that you have developed burning feet. I am sure that is no fun to deal with! Make sure to discuss your concerns with your health care provider. Burning feet can be a sign of nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy). You may find the following article helpful: https://type2diabetes.com/complications/complications-affecting-feet
Take care. Meryl Krochmal, RD CDE Community Moderator.
v5e0ct Member
Hi Debbie. I also get burning feet and what's worse is the itching. I mentioned it to my Dr and she prescribed gabapentin for it. It works well for me,, but if I miss a dose, my feet start burning again within a few hrs. Now if I could only figure out what to do about the cold toes. No, it's not a matter of just putting on a pair of socks.. If I'm not in motion, the toes tell my brain they're cold. A body needs to sit down sometimes! Take care.
Margot Community Admin
Hi v5e0ct,
I am sorry to hear about your burning and itching feet; I am glad to hear that your doctor was able to prescribe you something that seems to be working though! In addition to any tips the community may have, have you asked your doctor about any tips for cold toes? Thinking of you!
Best,
Margot, Team Member
bb44 Member
I also have burning feet. Has anyone tried red light therapy? I see it advertised at chiropractic clinics
ecumbroc Member
I've never heard of it, but that is interesting. I hope it works out for you.