Guest guest Posted October 21, 2011 Report Share Posted October 21, 2011 I know what you are talking about.  I have MS and I have been told that I have peripheral neuropathy in both of my legs and feet (basically nerve damage) because of the Multiple Sclerosis attacking the nerves and damaging them.  This does result in cold sensations, hot sensations, pins and needles, numbness or even nerve pain that comes and goes or moves around in odd " hot spots " or " cold spots " .  I find that when I lay down at night my feet suddenly feel like they are ice cubes, but it I touch the skin on my feet, the skin is warm, not cold.  There is a homeopathic remedy that helps calm down the cold sensation in my feet at night, that I take most nights, just before I go to bed.  It is called Sulphur 30C and it helps to calm down that extremely cold sensation in my feet to help make it easier for me to be able to go to sleep at night.  If I can't get my feet warm, then I can't go to sleep. Also, my homeopathic doctor has me taking the homeopathic remedy Natrum muraticum in different doses (depending on what is going on with my symptoms at that point).  This homeopathic remedy helps calm down many of the over reactions of the nerves in Multiple Sclerosis, that are a result from the nerves being attacked in MS. Much of the weird sensations in Multiple Sclerosis is caused by peripheral neuropathy or some type of damage to the nerves from that attacks of MS on the nerves. I hope that you found this information helpful.  I posted before recently about how taking Benfotiamine and higher doses of Methyl B12 can help with repairing nerve damage in MS. Peace and Be Well, --  Diane ________________________________ To: mscured Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 7:48 AM Subject: Peripheral Neuropathy  Hi everyone, it's been awhile since I posted here, but I've started a new symptom, that I don't know if it is MS related or something else. Any answers would be greatly appreciated. For the last few days I have been experiencing a cold sensation in my leg, pretty much in the same spot (below my right knee, above my right ankle). My leg itself in not cold, the feeling is from the inside. Looking up on-line I think it's called Peripheral Neuropathy (sensory). Looking up reasons for this I only see chemotherapy and tumors, and I'm hoping that's not the case, I'm actually hoping this is just MS related, because then I know I can probably do something about it. Has anyone else experienced this, if so do you know if there is anything out there that helps it? I can't even find this in my alternative medicine books, so it's very frustrating and I really don't want to go to my neurologist if I don't have to because I don't trust him. He doesn't really believe a thing I say anyway. Thank you in advance for any answers out there! relapse-remitting MS Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 30, 2011 Report Share Posted October 30, 2011 hi diane - really understand what you are going through as i have the same problems with my legs  i have always been against 'ms meds' but my ms nurse recommended pregabalin for leg neuro pain  shame but once nerve/endings bust they cannot be fixed  have posted this before about above drug [lyrica] but do so again  been on this 3 weeks and makes a difference, stopped baclofen/clonazepam/ldn  link:http: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACOxeQycCOU & feature=feedlik  pregabalin would appear also for spasticity so baclofen not needed  fingers x  good luck and best regards peter ________________________________ To: " mscured " <mscured > Cc: Diane Delap Sent: Friday, 21 October 2011, 20:40 Subject: Re: Peripheral Neuropathy  I know what you are talking about.  I have MS and I have been told that I have peripheral neuropathy in both of my legs and feet (basically nerve damage) because of the Multiple Sclerosis attacking the nerves and damaging them.  This does result in cold sensations, hot sensations, pins and needles, numbness or even nerve pain that comes and goes or moves around in odd " hot spots " or " cold spots " .  I find that when I lay down at night my feet suddenly feel like they are ice cubes, but it I touch the skin on my feet, the skin is warm, not cold.  There is a homeopathic remedy that helps calm down the cold sensation in my feet at night, that I take most nights, just before I go to bed.  It is called Sulphur 30C and it helps to calm down that extremely cold sensation in my feet to help make it easier for me to be able to go to sleep at night.  If I can't get my feet warm, then I can't go to sleep. Also, my homeopathic doctor has me taking the homeopathic remedy Natrum muraticum in different doses (depending on what is going on with my symptoms at that point).  This homeopathic remedy helps calm down many of the over reactions of the nerves in Multiple Sclerosis, that are a result from the nerves being attacked in MS. Much of the weird sensations in Multiple Sclerosis is caused by peripheral neuropathy or some type of damage to the nerves from that attacks of MS on the nerves. I hope that you found this information helpful.  I posted before recently about how taking Benfotiamine and higher doses of Methyl B12 can help with repairing nerve damage in MS. Peace and Be Well, --  Diane ________________________________ To: mscured Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 7:48 AM Subject: Peripheral Neuropathy  Hi everyone, it's been awhile since I posted here, but I've started a new symptom, that I don't know if it is MS related or something else. Any answers would be greatly appreciated. For the last few days I have been experiencing a cold sensation in my leg, pretty much in the same spot (below my right knee, above my right ankle). My leg itself in not cold, the feeling is from the inside. Looking up on-line I think it's called Peripheral Neuropathy (sensory). Looking up reasons for this I only see chemotherapy and tumors, and I'm hoping that's not the case, I'm actually hoping this is just MS related, because then I know I can probably do something about it. Has anyone else experienced this, if so do you know if there is anything out there that helps it? I can't even find this in my alternative medicine books, so it's very frustrating and I really don't want to go to my neurologist if I don't have to because I don't trust him. He doesn't really believe a thing I say anyway. Thank you in advance for any answers out there! relapse-remitting MS Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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