A good diabetic peripheral neuropathy surgeon performs a procedure on patients who suffer nerve problems from having Diabetes. The condition gets worse with age and surgery most times can relieve some of the pain associated with the disorder.
I would try to rest your eyes as often as possible. Do not strain your eyes to see. If you do not have any sight of vision along the sides, I would recommend turning your head to that spot and having a direct line of vision instead of peripheral.
I am a 36 year old female that has an idiopathic peripheral neuropathy. I have had this disease since 1999. Not only is this disease physically draining it is mentally draining as well. It causes ulcers, blisters, toenail loss, chronic pain, and for me depression. I can no longer work because I can't stand or sit for long periods of time..what job does that leave? The pain is very draining, especially at night. The side effects from medications aren't any walk in the park either. And the questions...i.e. how can you have pain if you can't feel your feet!!! Uggg, that gets old. The book Numb Toes anc Aching Soles helped me and my neurologist did too. Good luck to anyone suffering from any type of neuropathy.
Yes, watermelons are an excellent food source for diabetic people.
Small fiber neuropathy manifests in a variety of different diseases and often results in symptoms of burning pain, or shooting pain. The variety of diseases that may result in a small fiber neuropathy, include diabetes and other glucose dysregulation syndromes, thyroid dysfunction, sarcoidosis, vitamin B12 deficiency, HIV, neurotoxic medications, celiac disease, paraneoplastic syndromes, and paraproteinemias. Despite extensive diagnostic evaluation, majority with small fiber neuropathy ultimately may be given a diagnosis of chronic pain.
Yes it is good in protein and good for diabetic patients
High blood sugar makes the blood an oxidizing agent, so it slowly oxidizes (burns) the tissues it contacts. Over a few months, persistent high blood sugar will burn the capillaries causing Diabetic Angiopathy. This in turn slowly kills off peripheral nerves (Diabetic Neuropathy), and then over the years, the glomeruli of the kidneys (Diabetic Nephropathy). Neuropathy can result in lost feet, and Nephropathy can result in total kidney failure, so both should be avoided assiduously by keeping blood sugar levels low. Just how low is currently the subject of debate but a good starting point in your research could be made by using the page links, further down this page, listed under Related Links.
It depends on what type of type of diabetic you are.
There are many of good back surgeon. You will have to tell me what state and city you are looking in for one.
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Some good diabetic products to use are OneTouch meters, along with the testing strips and needles. Another is diabetic cookbooks sold by diabetic companies to help improve your dieting habits to suit your diabetes.
A diabetic is generally concerned with balancing sugar levels in their bloodstream. Therefore, a good diabetic food gift would generally be something that has either a low sugar count or a sugar substitute.
There are many diabetic cake recipes - even ones that are in the Diabetic Cookbook that the American Heart Association prints for free. You can also substitute Splenda for sugar which is a good alternative.