Neuropathy Symptoms

numbness
Not all people with diabetes will have neuropathy. It develops only in less than 50% of diabetics. If you are a diabetic, how will you know if the coatings of your nerves are damaged or if you have neuropathy?

These are the most basic symptoms of the disease:

  1. Numb hands, legs or feet. Even if you pinch it, you can’t feel it.
  2. Pain that seems to travel from one point to another point
  3. Tingling sensation
  4. Sensation like you are being pricked by many pins
  5. Feeling dizzy with sudden movements or turns
  6. Problems with peeing
  7. Problems during sexual intercourse

If you have at least 2 of the following symptoms and you have diabetes or have been alcoholic for more than 10 years, see a doctor so that you’ll know the best way to handle the medical situation and take care not to make it more serious.