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Is Burning Sensation In The Feet A Symptom Of Neuropathy?

I recently took a round of the antibiotic metronidazole.....soon I develop some pain and burning in my feet. Painful but not intolerable because when I got off them....relief....thinking a possible neuropathy? If so will a recover or is this likely to stay with me. I am getting some relief at this time B
Mon, 11 Sep 2017
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Burning sensation of the feet could be a sign of Nuropathy. Some medications do cause it. However it will resolve once the said medication is stopped. If it persists, especially if you have Diabetes Mellitus, please get a Nerve Conduction Study, which will diagnose the Nuropathy and then the Doctor can prescribe appropriate medications.
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Is Burning Sensation In The Feet A Symptom Of Neuropathy?

Burning sensation of the feet could be a sign of Nuropathy. Some medications do cause it. However it will resolve once the said medication is stopped. If it persists, especially if you have Diabetes Mellitus, please get a Nerve Conduction Study, which will diagnose the Nuropathy and then the Doctor can prescribe appropriate medications.