Thank you for sharing your experience.

I have had them test my nerves with electric probe things a few different times and they always determine i dont have nueropathy

they say i dont have it either but i think they are wrong

Don't have it but have seen it "up close" from beginning to late stage a number of times

It tends to start in the feet

Feet may feel numb at first, then a period experiencing pins/needles

The sensation may move up the leg towards the knee

Then pain starts or a burning sensation or both

Eventually the pain goes away - that's when end stage is setting in

Was a Vascular Specialist amongst the Doctors you have seen? If not it is worth getting checked out

If it's Peripheral Neuropathy as a result of Diabetes, the nerve (pain) is being caused by Vascular damage and can be detected. Hopefully not, but at least get it ruled out

There is many "phantom" nerve pains that they can never find the source of. Fine to medicate away the pain unless that is masking a vascular issue.

My orthopedic doctor prescribes biofreeze for arthritis pain for my knee caps too. see your family doctor too. I have diabetic neuropathy of my feet and ankles too. Esther