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Advice For Burning Feet
I do have Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy, along with Dr. prescribed medication I also use a foot spa with water jets, helps the blood flow in your feet,but you need to get a diagnoses so you can start proper treatment.
The first advice is always see your Doctor and figure out WHY they are burning
Yes, burning feet and diabetes go hand in hand - it is often the first signs (along with pins/needles) that you may be developing Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy
But it could simply be you have been spending too much time on your feet - and a few dozen other reasons in between
If it is neuropathy or another early vascular issue it's best to identify it NOW and take the advice from a vascular specialist as to how to try and halt or severely slow it down
But until you know the exact cause (can't blame everything on Diabetes even if it's the leading suspect), you can't treat it
For burning feet related to diabetes, consider the following advice:
1. Inspect Your Feet Regularly: Check for any sores, blisters, or injuries, especially if you have reduced sensation
2. Wear Proper Footwear: Use wide sneakers and avoid tight socks to reduce pressure and irritation.
3. Consult a Specialist: High-risk Show Full Answer
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