Comments on: Can diabetic nueropathy affect individual fingers and toes but not others? http://www.simplediabeticdiet.com/can-diabetic-nueropathy-affect-individual-fingers-and-toes-but-not-others We Discuss About Diabetic Diet, Diabetic Recipes, Diabetic Plan, Cure for Diabetes, Juvenile Diabetes, Diabetic Food, Diabetic Foot, Diabetic Neuropathy, etc Mon, 23 Jan 2012 05:48:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: formerly_bob http://www.simplediabeticdiet.com/can-diabetic-nueropathy-affect-individual-fingers-and-toes-but-not-others/comment-page-1#comment-11679 formerly_bob Tue, 15 Dec 2009 20:54:20 +0000 http://www.simplediabeticdiet.com/can-diabetic-nueropathy-affect-individual-fingers-and-toes-but-not-others#comment-11679 Nerve entrapment is by far the most common cause of isolated neuropathies, but its not very common to similar nerve entrapments in all four limbs. Diabetes is one possibility, but the symptoms also occur with kidney disorders, vitamin deficiencies, certain endocrine disorders, vascular problems, and a variety of neurological conditions. The docs would need to start with a very complete physical exam, urinalysis, and panel of blood tests to even begin to guess what's going on. Nerve entrapment is by far the most common cause of isolated neuropathies, but its not very common to similar nerve entrapments in all four limbs. Diabetes is one possibility, but the symptoms also occur with kidney disorders, vitamin deficiencies, certain endocrine disorders, vascular problems, and a variety of neurological conditions. The docs would need to start with a very complete physical exam, urinalysis, and panel of blood tests to even begin to guess what’s going on.

]]> By: Gary B http://www.simplediabeticdiet.com/can-diabetic-nueropathy-affect-individual-fingers-and-toes-but-not-others/comment-page-1#comment-11680 Gary B Tue, 15 Dec 2009 20:54:20 +0000 http://www.simplediabeticdiet.com/can-diabetic-nueropathy-affect-individual-fingers-and-toes-but-not-others#comment-11680 Yep. But "pain" in the toes is not a good reliable symptom. neuropathy is usually one of the LAST symptoms to appear. The ONLY way you can tell if you haev diabets or nt is by blood tests taken by a doctro. Go to your doctro and ASK to be tested Diabtes, Spedifically, ASK the doctor to perform an A1C test, and discuss the results with you. Yep. But "pain" in the toes is not a good reliable symptom. neuropathy is usually one of the LAST symptoms to appear.

The ONLY way you can tell if you haev diabets or nt is by blood tests taken by a doctro.

Go to your doctro and ASK to be tested Diabtes, Spedifically, ASK the doctor to perform an A1C test, and discuss the results with you.

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