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How to get rid of the burning sensation in feet?

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Please Give More details " Sugar levels , any other aliments , if diabetic period you been facing this problem " this will help you get meaningful help here by other users ..

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JOTHI in reply toninjarao

I am 56 and diabetic for more than 10 years. At present my FBS:116and ppbs: 193

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ninjarao in reply toJOTHI

As been suggested switch to LCHF Diet and get your HBA1c Done try keeping lower < 6 and do some exercises with medicines as doc advised it will help you tremendously in this condition .

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patliputra

Never mentioned that you are a diabetic. So, please give a little detail, before asking. Or you want guess work suggestions ?

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JOTHI in reply topatliputra

I am 56 and diabetic for more than 10 years. At present my FBS: 116 and PPBS: 193 and having burning sensation in my feet for the last Two years. Pl suggest some remedy.

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patliputra in reply toJOTHI

It is obvious that you are suffering from peripheral neuritis and it may be due to long standing diabetes. As it is since last 2 years, must have talked to your doctor and who must have advised accordingly.

You can try a few things, eg. A few cloves of garlic,add it to your salad.

Alpha Lipoic Acid,which is available on line and in the medicine shops,has benefitted many.

Vit B. Complex injections ,taken IM alternate days is also helpful .

Your bs is a bit high, so get HbA1c done. And try to lower your blood sugar,by adjusting your diet and improving physical activity.

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JOTHI in reply topatliputra

Thank u sir

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Burning sensation in the feet is a common complaint among diabetics as they advance in age,though the sugar levels are in reasonable control.Your doctor may prescribe medicine but in my view it may not help in reducing the burning sensation.What I do is ,I use a cream called Diafoot cream.I do get good relief within a short þiime.

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JOTHI in reply toramana42

Thank u sir

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bshindepatil11 in reply toramana42

Is this cream available in all medical store

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ramana42Volunteer in reply tobshindepatil11

Yes,it is available.Made by FOURRTS LTD,KELAMBAKKAM-603103 TN

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bshindepatil11 in reply toramana42

Thank you

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JOTHI

Pl give some brief about LCHF.

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makarim

Your PPBS sugar is high.Reduce it by control with food and exercise.Follow LCHF. Try to reduce HbA1c to be below 6.Take a capsule of Diavit Plus capsule after dinner.It has 200 mg ALA and 1500 mcg methycobalamine.Sprouted moong will also help as it is very rich in Vit B complex and fibre.The cream suggested by many may help.Thanks

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