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Health Tip: If You Have Peripheral Neuropathy
By LadyLively on June 9, 2015

Peripheral neuropathy, common among people with diabetes, is characterized by nerve damage in the fingers and toes.
The American Podiatric Medical Association says people with peripheral neuropathy should:
- Regularly inspect the feet for wounds and signs of infection, since feeling to the feet may be reduced.
- Ask someone else to inspect the feet if unable to do so.
- Seek immediate care for any foot injury.
- Don’t walk barefoot. Always wear sturdy, well-fitted shoes.
- Keep blood sugar under control and follow a diabetes treatment plan.
Source: HealthDay
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