Get rid of most diabetic neuropathy pain in the toes by using your tongue?

Entry posted by Random Terrain December 24, 2018

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I tried a Cinnabon original roll for the first time on Saturday night (Dec 22, 2018) from a mall and I was puking off and on all day Sunday (Dec 23, 2018). I was also very irritable not long after eating it, so it probably contains soy. I didn't like the flavor anyway, so I won't be missing anything by avoiding Cinnabon the rest of my life.

I was dizzy and my whole body ached. I had fever-like symptoms and couldn't get much sleep thanks to the short dreams where I was eating fatty foods that made me want to vomit even more. I was done vomiting by around 8:30 Sunday night, but my whole body still ached, I was dizzy and I had one of he worst headaches I've ever had.

The diabetic neuropathy pain in my toes was worse Sunday night than it's ever been. I had horrible clusters of pain that barely let up. I yelled "shit" during one of clusters and the pain immediately went away for a few seconds. I wondered if any four-letter word would do or if yelling anything was the answer.

After trying various four-letter words, "shit" seemed to be the magic word whether I yelled it or not. I tried making just the "sh" sound and that didn't get rid of the pain. Then I tried saying "it" and that worked. I also tried saying things such as "tea," "ta," and "la" and they all worked. I then figured out that just placing my tongue anywhere on the flat area between the back of my front teeth and the edge of the ledge before it drops off into the upside-down bowl of the roof of my mouth got rid of the pain. No need to say anything.

Any time I get an explosive cluster of diabetic neuropathy pain in my toes, putting my tongue in position gets rid of it every time. It doesn't do anything for random diabetic neuropathy pain in my feet, but the pain in my toes has always been the worst, so I'm glad I discovered something that gets rid of the pain in my toes.

If you have diabetic neuropathy pain in your toes, try placing your tongue on the roof of your mouth anywhere in the flat area behind your top front teeth to the edge of the ledge before it drops off into the upside-down bowl of the roof of your mouth and see if most of the pain in your toes disappears. You don't have to press hard and never press against your teeth. If this is similar to some kind of acupressure treatment, it probably won't work if you are wearing anything that blocks the roof of your mouth. Be sure to let me know if it works for you like it does for me.

Update (2019y_01m_11d)

It's been over 2 weeks so far and this tongue technique is still working. Every time a fireworks cluster of pain starts up in my toes, I put my tongue in position and the pain immediately disappears. To be clear, I don't press my tongue against my teeth. I place it anywhere on the flat area between the back of my front teeth and the edge of the ledge before it drops off into the upside-down bowl of the roof of my mouth. I wish I would have known about this years ago.

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