Treating Diabetic Neuropathies
The first treatment step is to bring blood glucose levels within the normal range to help prevent further nerve damage. Additional treatment depends on the type of nerve problem and symptom. Learn more about the medications used to treat diabetic neuropathy ›
Treat Your Feet Right with Diabetes
Over time, high blood sugar levels can damage your nerves and the blood vessels in your body, resulting in less oxygen reaching your feet. With nerve damage, you may experience burning pain or a loss of feeling in your feet. Learn how to treat your feet right with diabetes ›
Neuropathy Damages Feet and Legs
- 10 Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Neuropathy
- What Neuropathy Does to the Body
- Is Diabetic Neuropathy Reversible?
Because peripheral neuropathy impairs pain sensation, a foot injury can go unnoticed, worsen, and get infected with bacteria. Read up on how neuropathy damages the feet and legs ›
Living with Diabetic Nerve Pain
- The Best Shoes for Diabetic Neuropathy
- 9 Diet Dos and Don’ts for Diabetic Neuropathy
- Exercise and Neuropathy
Treating diabetic neuropathy isn't just about doctor appointments. Control of your condition depends on you and the choices you make in your daily life. 9 tips for making good nutrition decisions ›
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9 Diet Do's and Don'tsReference: Diabetes section on Better Medicine
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View Source60 – 70% of people with diabetes have some form of neuropathy.