Talk to Diabetologist on Peripheral Neuropathy Pain, Diabetic And Hormonal Disturbance

Dr. Muhammad Mudasir Saleem - General Physician

MBBS | Multan

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Dr. Muhammad Zaeem Naeem - Diabetologist

MBBS, Diploma In Diabetology, Diabetologist and Respiratory Disorders Management | Faisalabad

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First of all you need to good glycemic control. Probably, These are the symptoms of uncontrolled diabetes. Consult with your physician to adjust your medications if you are taking any.

Dr. Ehtisham Panhwar PT - Physiotherapist

DPT , MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY (PHYSICAL THERAPY) | Karachi

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Can you please elaborate if the condition persist all over the body or in a particular area like hand and foot or legs ?

Rizwan Ali Khan - Clinical Psychologist

| MSc (Psychology) | MS (Clinical Psychology) | Certified (Crucial Conversations) | | Lahore

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Dr. M Sanaullah Qureshi - General Physician

MBBS, RMP | Khanewal

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detailed history needed for better outcome

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Since you have diabetic peripheral neuropathy, the nighttime pain and tingling can be managed by keeping feet cool, elevating legs, using a cool compress, and applying a topical lidocaine patch. Tight control of blood sugar, regular exercise, and a balanced diet help slow progression. Over‑the‑counter NSAIDs or prescribed neuropathic pain meds like gabapentin can reduce electric‑shock sensations. If pain worsens or you notice new symptoms, see a doctor promptly.