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Please any advice would be so helpful

4 Wekks out of nowhere I lost the ability to list the front of my foot and toes it was totally numb about half way up my shin. I went to the ER had mri sounded spinal stenosis on both lower sides and a slight disk bulge. Next went to see Neurologist said he didnt thing my disk had anything to do with foot drop. Had nerve conduction test done and emd confirmed peroneal neuropathy. I am still in shock wondering how this could of happen but after alot of research have read it is quite common in rapid weight loss I have lost 97 pounds in 7 months. I am so depressed I was doing just fine feeling great and now this. PLEASE if anyone has had this problem would love to here from you.

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  • I am so sorry to hear about the problems you have. I know carrying a lot of weight for a long period wreaks havoc on the spine and body, including the feet. The diabetic neuropathy that usually affec

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I am so sorry to hear about the problems you have. I know carrying a lot of weight for a long period wreaks havoc on the spine and body, including the feet. The diabetic neuropathy that usually affects overweight people is a horrible way to live. My husband still is diabetic and has had foot dropsy before the sleeve, which affects his gait to the point he has trouble walking. But at 200 lbs it is easier than 300 lbs. I am off Metformin since the sleeve, but it seems my feet bother me more than anything. Long term obesity will shorten our lives with many health problems, and I hope you can get all of this under control, and your weight loss helps with the problems. Good luck!

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