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Diabetes not only damages blood vessels but it also attacks nerve fibers. Around a third of all diabetes patients develop nerve damage in the course of the disease as a result of the permanently high blood sugar levels. This is one of the most common sequelae of diabetes and can cause a variety of complaints. It is not always possible to get complete  relief for neuropathy pain but treatment options are available that can greatly improve the symptoms of nerve pain in diabetes. The following symptoms are typical of Diabetes and Nerve Pain: ·         Burning, boring or cramp-like pain (“burning feet”) ·         Paresthesia such as tingling, pins, and needles or a furry feeling (so-called paresthesia) ·         Numbness ·         Hypersensitivity to very light touches (so-called hyperesthesia) ·       ...

Neuropathic pain is a neurological disorder that presents itself as intense chronic pain, due to the fact that there is damage to a nerve. It occurs following a lesion or disease of the peripheral or central nervous system. Neuropathy can also be painless, as well as it is true that there can be a pain without obvious damage to the nerve damage. Neuropathic pain, therefore, can be defined as an unpleasant emotional sensation or experience associated with dysfunction or injury of the nervous system. Diagnostic work-up The diagnosis of “neuropathic pain” can be made with greater certainty, the more consistent indications of nerve damage are found during the examination and questioning of the patient. It can be supplemented by a pain drawing, pain questionnaires, and other special tests. These tests for the function of nerve fibers in various tissues include, for example: In addition, modern imaging methods are often used, for example, computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonanc...

Uncomfortable tingling in the hands or feet, painful abnormal sensations, or numbness: These can be signs of neuropathy. With neuropathy, the nerves are damaged. The causes are very different. By far the most common cause is diabetes - around 30 percent of all diabetics suffer from neuropathy. But kidney damage and nerve damage from toxic substances such as alcohol can also trigger neuropathy, and sometimes infectious diseases such as Lyme disease or HIV. The Nervous System From the top of our head to the tips of our toes, every square millimeter of our body is pervaded by nerve fibers. The nerve cells, the so-called neurons, transmit information from the central nervous system into the body and they transmit the sensations of the sensory organs to the brain. Nerves not only make us feel stimuli such as touch, heat, cold, or pain, they also control all internal activities of the body from the heartbeat to digestion. How is Neuropathy Noticeable? The most common are distal-s...

The disease " diabetic neuropathy " often develops as a complication of diabetes mellitus. It is expressed in the defeat of the peripheral nerves, which help the brain and spinal cord to control the internal organs and muscles. Its symptoms are varied, but the main ones are numbness of the limbs, urinary incontinence, flabbiness and weakness of the muscles, impaired vision and speech, muscle pain. In addition to conservative treatment with special medications, this disease can be quite effectively treated with some folk remedies. Folk Recipes Traditional healers recommend treating this insidious disease at home like this. Mix in equal parts crushed flax and oat seeds, beans, and burdock roots. Place two tablespoons of the herbal mixture in a half-liter glass container and pour boiling water over it to the top. Then the jar is placed in a boiling water bath and the composition is heated for at least 10 minutes. The course of treatment with this remedy is one month, Rec...