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What Causes Libido In A Man With Diabetes Type 2 And How To Overcome The Libido
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I Would Like To Know The Home Remedy For Neuropath
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If you are looking to ease the symptoms, some things that may give some relief (depending how advanced it is)

Keep your feet elevated/stay off them - circulation is improved if you elevate them

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What Can A Type 2 Diabetic Person Use If The Feet Are Tingling And Feels Like There Needles Underneath.
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Thank you, your very right, and I'd prefer watching my numbers and adjusting my diet then getting more toes removed....

Extreme Pain, Burning Feet And Lower Leg
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I suffer extreme pain in my lower leg and feet. Although it gets massaged three timees a week, it is so sore that I sometimes do not know what to do with the pain. My veins are also very swollen. Please help, what can I do to relieve the pain?

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As a diabetic we are prone to low magnesium levels which can cause pain in feet and legs. The best way to build up the levels is to take magnesium kelate supplements and take regular epsen salt soaks.

Burning Sensation On Feet
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I experience continuous burning sensation on the top and under my feet.
Also my feet are painful, and i need to use shoes with very soft inner.

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Hi @A DiabetesTeam Member
It sounds like Diabetes peripheral neuropathy. But you need to talk with your doctor. A foot doctor, podiatrist, would be better.

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What Is The Difference Between Diabetes Dementia And Alzheimer’s?
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While both have ultimately the same effect/symptoms:

Memory Loss

Difficulty with problem-solving

Confusion/thinking problems; and,

Problems with language usage

The causes of each are quite different

Alzheimer’s is mostly due to aging and changes in brain chemistry – there is little we can do about getting old

Diabetics are at increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s (38% more likely then Joe/Jane average) however, it is Diabetes Dementia that is more likely to set in

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In addition with good blood glucose readings I'd suggest taking ginkgo biloba which may help with circulation of blood to the brain but NOT as a substitute for good blood glucose control.

What Do You Find Helps Neuropathy? What Makes It Worse?
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I am diabetic and I had neuropathy one doctor told me to put my legs in cold water everyday now I am 100%better

Natural Products For Diabetes
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Are there any known natural products that actually work in reducing diabetes? I read about products all the time but I want to be certain that they work before buying any. Thanks

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And my feet are so much warmer. It lovely which is to me a really big thing

Diabetes Is Having A Negative Impact On My Libido And I Am Not Sure If My Wife Will Understand. With All The Effects Of The Medicine.
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I get treated for Diabetes, with Insulin and Oral medication, as well as for Cholesterol, Hypertension and Depression.

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It does help a bit to eat as healthy as possible and do as many exercise as possible. Everything helps. Google "pelvic exercise" and try that too.

How Can You Help With Neurophathic Tickles?
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My wife has Type 2 Diabetes, she is on Metformin and insulin, but now Neuropathy is becoming a problem, the soles of her feet and the back of the leg just above the heel tickles, and needs me to massage her. Can you help in this case?

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Gentle massage can improve circulation.

Peripheral neuropathy is the result of diminished circulation from cumulative vascular damage from glucose spikes over time. Eventually the nerves are damaged… read more