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That's a great question, but it falls a bit outside the scope of what can be helpfully addressed here, since the focus is on diabetes-related health topics.

What can be shared is that diabetic peripheral neuropathy — nerve damage caused by high blood sugar — has no cure, but it can be managed and its progression slowed. Here Show Full Answer

That's a great question, but it falls a bit outside the scope of what can be helpfully addressed here, since the focus is on diabetes-related health topics.

What can be shared is that diabetic peripheral neuropathy — nerve damage caused by high blood sugar — has no cure, but it can be managed and its progression slowed. Here are some key ways to help manage diabetic neuropathy:

- Keep blood sugar levels in a healthy range
- Control blood pressure
- Stay physically active
- Eat a balanced, healthy diet
- Limit alcohol and quit smoking
- Take medications as prescribed

For pain relief, doctors may prescribe certain medications to help improve quality of life. It's always best to work closely with a doctor to find a plan that works for you.

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