If the tree is like mine, the lemons are really superior.
It is truly strange to be sweating on one end and have the sensation of freezing on the other. When you read about it, the articles always say tell the Doc right away to help prevent complications.
Seems to me the Docs are all like well, you have it, what to do about it is a mystery. I know that everyone has to be their own detective these days - thank goodness for the internet - My health has improved since I figured out what my 20-year problem was and got the surgery I needed.
Mine has too, thanks in large part to a super pain management specialist. He is a sweet Christian man who also takes the time to pray with me.
On the neuropathy, I did get a lot of relief from a procedure from a podiatrist the pain management doc refered me to. I am sorry I can't remember the name of the procedure or where I wrote it down but I will ask when I see doc again week after next.
Trouble this year was Obamacare. Had to change insurance 3rd year in a row. (Already been told I have to do that again this year.) No plan last year covered all my doctors (4) or even any 2 of them. I kept the pain management doc because he's got me active again. But, no podiatrist in my plan does the procedure that helps the neuropathy. The procedure is some shots in my ankles. Since I'd had an appointment scheduled before the new insurance went into effect I did get covered under pre-existing for a set of shots early this year and its not so bothersome in warm weather for me. But it's getting bad enough to keep me awake full nights again. I get so angry at Obama when my feet are freezing and yet feel like they have burning spikes thru my toes or other parts and I can't sleep, I want to personally put him thru this torture!