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Oklahoma City, OK
March 3
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Thank you Ginny, he already takes Gapapentin.

March 4
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

Gabapentin can help nerve pain, but isn't right for everybody. Talk to your doctor.

March 4
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What helps relieve severe burning legs in Parkinson's disease?

Burning leg sensations can be really uncomfortable, and finding relief often requires trying different approaches to see what works best for you.

While the search results don't specifically address burning leg pain, here are some general strategies that may Show Full Answer

What helps relieve severe burning legs in Parkinson's disease?

Burning leg sensations can be really uncomfortable, and finding relief often requires trying different approaches to see what works best for you.

While the search results don't specifically address burning leg pain, here are some general strategies that may help:

Movement and Exercise:
- Gentle stretching and physical therapy
- Regular exercise (with your doctor's approval)
- Warming up before activity and stretching afterward

Medication Adjustments:
If burning sensations are related to medication timing or "off" periods, talk with your doctor about:
- Adjusting your medication schedule
- Alternative delivery methods if pills aren't working well
- Add-on medications to manage motor fluctuations

Other Approaches:
- Staying well-hydrated
- Applying heat or cold (whichever feels better)
- Elevating your legs when resting

Since burning leg pain can have various causes in Parkinson's, it's important to discuss this symptom with your doctor. They can help determine if it's related to your medication timing, nerve issues, or other factors, and recommend the most appropriate treatment.

Many MyParkinsonsTeam members share their experiences with similar symptoms, so connecting with others who understand what you're going through can also provide helpful insights.

March 3

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