Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy is the most common complication of Diabetes

1 in 2 of us will have "some level" of neuropathy over our life time

If yours is at the "painful" stage it is advanced somewhat from blood sugars running "a little too high" for some period of time

To "halt" the problem or at least slow it down you need to get control of your Blood Sugar (or Blood Glucose - pick your term) NOW or it will get worse

The next stage would be "you don't feel any pain" - that's when it gets really dangerous because that can lead to gangrene and amputations

Not trying to scare you but this IS SERIOUS and you are at a tipping point

See your Doctor

You need Meds to control your blood sugar

There are meds available to deal with the Pain - Gabapentin (Neurontin) and Pregabalin (Lyrica) are the two common, non-opioid drugs used to "take away the pain" but they don't "FIX or TREAT" the actual problem - only near perfect blood sugar control can stop this from getting worse

Make an appointment and see your Doc...

Sorry bs is blood sugar- which is what we have to keep under control.
FBS is fasting blood sugar.to get medication you need you need to speak to your doctor.
Massage with or without essential oil helps.I wear warm socks,keep my feet warm.

The best way is to keep your bs in as tight a range as possible.Medication is available,sometimes effective.taking vitamin b supplements may also help.Read the article in resources as a starting point

Intermittent Fasting (or just IF) when done with the close monitoring of a doctor, dietitian/nutritionist is a very effect method to help control blood sugar and improve overall metabolism (which then regulates blood sugar)

But you should use a professional to set it up and monitor - google is a poor substitute and you can really mess yourself up. Many factors (your other health issues) need to be considered

However, it is viable - not something I could do

The thing to remember is if you use something like Intermittent Fasting or a KETO diet to manage you have to keep it up 'for the rest of your life' - this is not a "have to do this for a few months and things will be fine" - it is a lifelong change you need to make so make sure it is something you can live with and DO forever...