Is diabetic neuropathy fully curable when blood sugar is in control? - diabetic neuropathy more condition_symptoms
If the blood sugar under control, diabetic neuropathy is completely curable or not.
I mean pain in the legs and hands is permanently down there also.
Your blood sugar levels under control, but I am overweight, I still have pain and burning sensation in his hands and legs often occurred even earlier.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Diabetic Neuropathy More Condition_symptoms Is Diabetic Neuropathy Fully Curable When Blood Sugar Is In Control?
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Radha K
Diabetic neuropathy is damage or injury of nerve function due to the blood sugar rises. If neuropathy affects sensory nerves, the loss or May, or the feeling of experiencing constant pain, burning or tingling. If the nerves are affected motor nerves, muscle strength, the effect of weakness and use. Diabetic neuropathy as a focal or diffuse, and each has its own symptoms, the rate of progress, and the method of treatment will be classified. Focal neuropathy, a single nerve or a small group of nerves that are damaged due to insufficient blood supply, or it can be included in the inflamed tissue. Diffuse neuropathy is the most common form of diabetic neuropathy. Both the motor and sensory nerves, involvement ofEA general loss of nerve cell function and has an impact on both sides of the body. They are usually begins gradually, and, unfortunately, are not reversible or curable. Keep your blood glucose levels in the range recommended by your physician or endocrinologist is the best way to delay the onset and decrease severity of diabetic neuropathy. It would be a clear advantage if they could reduce their weight. This can be done with your doctor if you have a fitness consultant.
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Diabetic_neuropathy
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Matador 89
This is on my expereince, not on medical knowledge of the medical school. My neurologist, endocrinologist, rheumatologist, and told me that not all are curable. Strict control can prevent the aggravation, but the evil has come to stay. Better control can help to have some symptoms, but there is no magic formula to make them disappear. Work with your doc to reduce the symptoms you have that makes life easier for you.
Dear Radha,
Yes you can. It is a book entitled "Diabetes Solution" by Dr. Richard K. Bernstein, a Type I diabetic since 1947, where he fully answer your questions.
I have Type I diabetes for 47 years and this book really offers the solution for the normalization of blood glucose, by investing more complications and even weight loss.
Cheers,
BB
There will always be permanent damage, depending on how much damage was caused in May have no pain. Worsen as the level of glucose in the blood is under the control of pain may, before better than the nerves are back online.
Good luck!
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