How Karin Finally Stopped Her Nighttime Nerve Pain

There are a few reasons nerve pain tends to spike when you're trying to sleep.

During the day, your brain filters out many nerve signals while you’re moving, thinking, and interacting with the world.

But when you lie down at night, that filter relaxes.

Suddenly the nerves in your feet have your full attention.

At the same time, circulation slows when you're still for long periods — which means irritated nerves receive less oxygen and fewer nutrients.

That combination can make nighttime the most frustrating part of nerve discomfort.

Karin's feet were burning so badly that sleep became almost impossible.

She describes it this way:

“You’re laying in bed and you’re half asleep… and all of a sudden zing — you're awake.
And that happens over and over all night long.”

Night after night. Little sleep. Constant pain.

She even said:

“Unless you feel it, you cannot understand how much that hurts.”

At that point, Karin knew she had to find something that actually helped calm her nerves.