Diabetic Neuropathy is a nerve damage condition caused by long-term high blood sugar levels. It commonly affects the legs, feet, hands, and digestive system. Early diagnosis and proper management can help reduce symptoms and prevent complications.

Common Symptoms

• Numbness or tingling in feet or hands

• Burning or sharp pain

• Muscle weakness

• Loss of balance

• Decreased sensation (risk of unnoticed injuries)

• Digestive issues like bloating or nausea

Types of Diabetic Neuropathy We Treat

• Peripheral Neuropathy (legs & feet)

• Autonomic Neuropathy (digestive system, heart, bladder)

• Proximal Neuropathy (thigh and hip weakness)

• Focal Neuropathy (sudden nerve pain in specific areas)

Our Treatment Approach

1. Comprehensive Evaluation

We assess nerve function, symptoms, foot condition, and blood glucose levels to determine the type and severity of neuropathy.

2. Symptom Relief & Pain Management

• Medications for nerve pain

• Supplements (as required)

• Lifestyle and dietary changes

• Foot care instructions to avoid injuries

3. Blood Sugar Optimization

Maintaining stable glucose levels helps slow the progression of neuropathy.

4. Foot Care & Injury Prevention

• Regular foot checks

• Proper footwear

• Education on early warning signs

• Preventing ulcers or infections due to loss of sensation

5. Physical Therapy Support

To improve strength, mobility, and balance, especially in advanced cases.

Why Treatment Matters

Ignoring neuropathy can lead to ulcers, infections, and serious complications. With early intervention, symptoms can be reduced and nerve damage progression can be slowed.