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The nerve disease polyneuropathy always starts in the toes. Typical symptoms are abnormal sensations such as tingling, stinging, burning, and numbness, which become stronger over time and can spread to the middle of the body. Sensory disorders have their origin in the long nerves that connect muscles, skin, and organs with the brain. Damage to the nerve sheaths means that the transmission of information between the brain, spinal cord, and the rest of the body is impaired. Treat Polyneuropathy with Diabetes, Alcohol, and Medication Treating polyneuropathy is about tackling the likely cause. If this succeeds, the chances of recovery are good: If diabetes has gradually destroyed the nerves over many years, the patient must get his blood sugar levels under control to stop the nerve damage. However, lowering blood sugar levels too quickly leads to further nerve damage. A gentle lowering of the HbA1c value by less than two percentage points for three months is considered optimal. For adu...

Diabetic neuropathy is a painful syndrome that is caused by improper levels of glucose in the blood and probably other factors that affect the person having any diabetic condition. It is one of the most common forms of neuropathic pain in the world and tends to increase due to the increased prevalence of diabetes and obesity that has grown over the past few years. Know About Peripheral Nerves The main function of the peripheral nerves is to carry the information that comes out of the brain and the information that reaches it, as well as signals from the spinal cord to the rest of the body. Any damage to these nerves, a condition called peripheral neuropathy , causes this whole mechanism to malfunction. Diabetic neuropathy can affect a single nerve, a group of nerves or nerves in the entire body. What Causes Diabetic Neuropathy? The main cause is direct nerve damage from high glucose levels. Other mechanisms such as free radical damage, among others, are also important. Defi...