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What Does Warm Sensation In The Lower Leg Indicate?
My lower leg and feet become very hot in night time . It make me to wake up I have to wash my leg and feet with cold water I have been given Lyrica but I have no pain , just feeling hot in my lower leg Gabapentin help me first 10 days after that was of no help
Very hot leg and feet in night time are suggestive of peripheral neuropathy. You are being treated with Lyrica and Gabapentin that will help ease the hot feeling.
If I was your caring doctor would determine and treat the cause first: - diabetes: fasting blood sugar, HbA1C testing - liver/kidney function test - neurological examination - thyroid function test
Treating the primary problems will ease the hot feeling in legs and feet too. Discuss this further with your doctor.
All the best.
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What Does Warm Sensation In The Lower Leg Indicate?
Hi, I understand your concern. Very hot leg and feet in night time are suggestive of peripheral neuropathy. You are being treated with Lyrica and Gabapentin that will help ease the hot feeling. If I was your caring doctor would determine and treat the cause first: - diabetes: fasting blood sugar, HbA1C testing - liver/kidney function test - neurological examination - thyroid function test Treating the primary problems will ease the hot feeling in legs and feet too. Discuss this further with your doctor. All the best.