My feet feel like I am standng in a puddle of cold water sometimes

[BUZZ1397]

What in the world is it when one's feet feel cold and wet? Weird.

[Joynb]

I have this problem too and will be watching for an answer.

[NanCyclist]

Maybe you’re a fly fisher person like me and your feet Are cold and wet! (Needed a joke this morning.)

[BUZZ1397 in reply to NanCyclist]

I am in need of a goood laugh today too

[etterus]

I think that it's a sign of early peripheral neuropathy. I'm not sure it's a consequence of long term use of levodopa or if it's a degrading of peripheral nerves from PD. I have had these problems for years.

[BUZZ1397]

Oh, thanks for the info

[m-h1]

Sure you're not actually standing in a puddle.

Parkinsons sufferers don't awe the wood for the trees. Ha ha

[Shakinginnc]

Buzz1397

I have peripheral neuropathy and my feet do get cold , numb and at times feel wet. I started thinking about medical issues that I have had in the past ( heavy legs, pain in shoulders and foot drop and wondering if it is all connected to my recent PD diagnosis. Ask Your DR. about your foot problems to see if there is a connection.

[BUZZ1397 in reply to Shakinginnc]

Thanks for your kind interest . We still do not know why I went through that but I can tell you that feeling is gone finally . I will always wonder if the Pneumovax 23 shot caused it or if it is a Parkinson symptom or something to do with the sciatic nerve or a stroke all of those things have been investigated with no firm answer.