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If you have diabetic neuropathy, does it mean you have diabetes?



By Mr Diabetics • April 21, 2009 • Filed in: Diabetic Neuropathy

I only proposed display symptoms of toe neuropathy as well as we have found out which a greatest reason for it is diabetic neuropathy. we am twenty as well as do not consider we have diabetes, though if we have this condition, does which meant we do?

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By micksmixxx

If your doctor told you that you have neuropathy, this doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s diabetic neuropathy. Neuropathy can be present without you being diabetic.

Can I suggest you read the following Fact Sheet on peripheral neuropathy … which is the type of neuropathy that’s present in your toes. It gives details of some of the other conditions that can cause this type of neuropathy.

Can I also suggest that you ask your doctor why you’ve got it, what the implications are, and how it can be treated. This is what your doctor is paid for.

By bayard48

Did a Dr. tell you that you have Diabetic Neurapathy? I would get this checked out. I have Neurapathy but I also have type 2 Diabetes.I don’t know how long I had Diabetes before I was diagnosed but my toes and legs bothered me along time before and I have nerve damage to my fingers.

By chicka.nuts

Not necessarily. Neuropathy doesn’t mean it’s caused by diabetes. It’s simply a condition in the nerves of your body and could have many causes.

Time to get a full physical with your doctor!

By Silver

You can’t diagnose this through the internet. See a doctor and tell him or her your concerns. Yes, diabetic neuropathy is a condition that accompanies diabetes, but there are other things that could be causing your problem as well. On the other hand, if it IS diabetes, you need to know that NOW. If you like keeping that toe, that is.

By eye_agree

Neuropathy without swelling and discoloration is usually associated with old injuries pressing on a nerve, stretching it at a fork in the nerves further down the line. This is a form of neuropathy called impingement syndrome. One of the most common forms is sciatica.

 

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