Gabapentin. Every night. 2 years straight. My neuropathy never actually went anywhere. See this? 3 weeks ago I sat on my bed at 2am, touching my own feet just to check they were still there. Now look. I can feel the floor under my toes again. I'm 61. 2 neurologists told me the numbness was permanent nerve damage. Nothing to do but manage it, forever, on higher doses. I didn't want to manage it. I wanted my feet back. So I stopped trusting that diagnosis. Most neuropathy after 55 isn't damage, it's compression. The nerves to your feet start in your lower spine, and a dried-out disc can pinch them the same way it pinches a sciatic nerve. Fixing that takes 3 things together. Space to release the pinch. Heat to bring blood flow back. Muscle release so it doesn't creep back. Week 2, the burning was quieter. Week 6, I felt the bath water on my feet again, for the first time in years. Click below to see exactly how this works.