Neuropathy is a loss of feeling heat cold or pain.
Bottom of feet feel like walking on marbles diabetes.
For the past 2 3months i have noticed that on the soles of my both feet it feel as though i have marbles underneath just before where my toes begin.
Sometimes you may be unable to feel your feet while walking.
There are other possible causes though too.
The general rule for people with diabetes is to notify your doctor if you notice any change in feeling or appearance in your feet.
You may feel like you are constantly walking on a marble or other hard objects.
The most common cause of a burning feeling in your feet is nerve damage often related to diabetes.
Morton s neuroma also called intermetatarsal neuroma is the thickening of tissue in your toe.
The loss of sensation can make it difficult to feel injury such as burning from hot sand or blisters forming from your shoes.
Foot problems can quickly become serious so it s important to check your feet daily for signs of damage or change in addition to attending foot.
Pain on the ball of my foot feels like i m walking on a marble.
Damage from diabetic neuropathy starts in the toes and the pad of the foot.
A common symptom of diabetic peripheral neuropathy is numbness.
It s just a strange feeling and even after you rearrange your socks it s still there.
I do not have diabetes.
There is no pain involved at all and no tingling.
What could be.
Or it may feel like.
If diabetes is not treated properly it can cause neuropathy or nerve damage in the feet called neuropathy.
By greg dallas tx so the pain just randomly starting hurting one day and i didn t think to much about it.
My feet feel numb only on the bottom and up to just over the ankle.
Well after months went by and the pain didn t go away i went to a foot doc.
My husband is complaining that the bottoms of his feet feel spongy like he s walking on something filled with water or gel.
Other times your hands or feet will tingle or burn.
Pressure against the nerve irritates it and causes pain.
There is no swelling or pain and makes no difference if my feet are bare or in shoes.
This page provides information on the range of symptoms that can indicate a wide variety of diabetic foot problems.
It is such a weird feeling and i cannot find any info on dr google.
A morton s neuroma is a benign tumor that forms on the nerve of your foot.
You may feel like you are constantly walking on a marble or other hard objects.
Other say it feels like they re walking on bubble wrap.
That means it s usually the first area to start having strange sensations as the nerves become sick and die.
This tissue is next to a nerve.
Feels like i m walking on those water shoe inserts.
