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so I have lost weight, brought my readings down from 62 to 51 last foot check 2 weeks ago all fine! So why do my feet hurt more now than before it's so frustrating as I thought I was doing so well between 5.2-6.5 before meals 8.5-8.8 2 hours after then usually 40 minutes later back to pre levels any advice appreciated
 
Lisaa said:
so I have lost weight, brought my readings down from 62 to 51 last foot check 2 weeks ago all fine! So why do my feet hurt more now than before it's so frustrating as I thought I was doing so well between 5.2-6.5 before meals 8.5-8.8 2 hours after then usually 40 minutes later back to pre levels any advice appreciated
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Have you had a diagnosis of what's causing your sore feet Lisaa? I just wonder if it's something unrelated?
 
No going gp Tuesday it's just my soles feel bruised and my toes and my ankles hurt
 
Hope the GP can make a diagnosis and suggest treatment. If they seem uncertain, then ask for referral to podiatrist / chiropodist.
 
Well seen my gp today and she says as my levels have been good since diagnosis (apart from a blip last December) she doesn't think it's neuropathy as my levels would of have to of been high for a lot longer time! But my feet especially under my toes hurt
 
In which case Lisa - what does she say is causing the pain and if she doesn't know, who has she referred you to, in order to find out?
 
She thinks it could be Morton's neuroma and she hasn't referred me
 
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