Diabetic neuropathy occurs when high blood sugar levels damage small blood vessels and nerves, says Alexandra Adler, MD, pain management physician with Lowell General Hospital Pain Management Center.

Neuropathy can be hard to deal with, but if you do things the right way, you can handle your symptoms well and make your life better. There are ways to ease pain and improve performance, such as ...

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This pattern of neuropathy is associated with a progressive distal axonopathy. Patients experience pain, trophic changes in the feet, and autonomic disturbances. Occasionally, patients with ...

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A single-center retrospective study in China found a significant association between pain duration and intensity in patients ...

We also discuss dietary and lifestyle tips for neuropathy and look at when to seek advice from a doctor. A 2019 review suggests that ALC may help reduce pain and may improve nerve function in ...

Diabetic neuropathy is caused by high blood sugar levels that can damage nerves in your body. It can lead to pain and numbness in areas such as your feet, legs, and hands. Treatment for diabetic ...

A doctor may prescribe medications to relieve pain and other symptoms. Counseling or medications to help with the mental effects of neuropathy may also help.

Capsaicin is under clinical development by Grunenthal and currently in Phase III for Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy.