Diabetic Neuropathy, types and treatment
As the name implies, diabetic neuropathy is a nerve
disorder, people suffering from diabetes are expected to suffer from nerve
malfunctioning. Relating to nerve damage
diabetic neuropathy is an enduring effect of high blood glucose levels. It is
considered to be a progressive disorder that can deteriorate if treatment is
delayed.
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Peripheral Sensory Neuropathy- In this kind of diabetic
neuropathy person experiences loss of sensation in hands, feet, often tingling,
burning and sleep loss.
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Diabetic Neuropathy
treatment-
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Nevertheless, diabetic neuropathy cannot be overlooked; with
appropriate treatment patients can lead a normal healthy lifestyle. Impeccable
blood sugar control is key to keeping neuropathy under control.
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Medicines-
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Medicines are generally prescribed to get rid of pain; some
of the medications include Tricycllic anti-depressants, Lidocaine patches,
Topical capsaicin creams, Painkillers like oxycodone and codeine, anti-seizure
medications like gabapentin and pregabalin. Unfortunately, these are often of
very limited benefit.
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Exercise can help-
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A daily exercise routine can help a lot in treating diabetic
neuropathy; it is quite effective in managing blood sugar levels. However, it
is essential to take guidance of your health care provider about the kind of
workout you should follow.
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Foot care-
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In these conditions, foot nerves are susceptible to damage; diabetic
neuropathy patients are at higher risks of developing foot ulcers and
infections. For this reason, it is recommended that patient should take
excellent care of their feet. Often podiatric care can help.
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Managing complications in Diabetic Neuropathy-
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Patients with diabetic neuropathy can develop serious
complications of the urinary tract and digestive system. To deal with up with this,
a diet plan with reduction in fats can reduce gastrointestinal disorders. To
avoid urinary tract infections patients are asked to drink plenty of
water. In some the cases patients suffer
from sexual dysfunction..
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Another serious problem that can develop is the orthostatic
hypertension, in which the blood pressure suddenly decreases upon standing.
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