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Asking For Self, Male 36, Lahore

i am a diabetic patient my left is having numbness almost daily which doctor should i see

Neurologist in Islamabad - Asst. Prof. Dr. Samina Majeed

Asst. Prof. Dr. Samina Majeed - Neurologist

MBBS, FCPS Neurology, Member of American academy of neurology, Mini fellowship in Epilepsy | Islamabad

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8 Positive Reviews

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Neurologist in Karachi - Dr. Mukesh Lal

Dr. Mukesh Lal - Neurologist

MBBS, MD Neurology, Diploma in Clinical Neurology (DCN) | Karachi

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3 Positive Reviews

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Neurologist in Islamabad - Prof. Dr. Iftikhar Khawaja

Prof. Dr. Iftikhar Khawaja - Neurologist

MBBS, DCMT, MRCP | Islamabad

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327 Positive Reviews

When diabetes is poorly controlled your skin nerve endings get damaged in the feet . This causes sensation of pins and needles in the feet. There is also reduced sensation. This is called peripheral neuropathy. Due to numbness of the toes you can injure your toes but don’t know about it. Due to poorly controlled diabetes your small blood vessels in your feet also get narrowed. This causes poor circulation in the feet and that causes delay in healing. All these factors mean that when your foot skin gets damaged you don’t know about it and it doesn’t heel quickly. So you develop ulcers on your feet which don’t heal


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Homeopath in Rawalpindi - Homeopathic Dr. Asifa Khanum

Homeopathic Dr. Asifa Khanum - Homeopath

DHMS | Rawalpindi

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1,275 Positive Reviews

it's completely treatable after taking some medicine don't you worry detailed history required kindly book appointment with me


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Neurologist in Peshawar - Dr. Azrung Fayaz

Dr. Azrung Fayaz - Neurologist

MBBS, FCPS Neurology*, MRCP (UK) | Peshawar

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294 Positive Reviews

Could be diabetic Neuropathy, though unusually in one foot. Please consult a Neurologist...


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