You need to check with your Diabetes Clinic. The IPC could be triggering nerve pain - please contact them to seek proper advice.
Are you self-treating with IPC, or is it done under supervision or was it just a series of treatments 10 months ago, and nothing since? Do you wear compression garments?
To me it sounds like your circulation isn't good and the compression stockings are too tight when that happens to me it means I am stopping the flow of blood and I have to adjust my compression stockings and it goes away. X
I strongly advise you seek advice from the Diabetes Clinic - and also inform your lymphoedema therapist of the diagnosis, as your compression may need adjusting.
Hi I know how you feel. I wear compression stockings and have been having pains in my legs for years the Lymphoedema nurse organised a Doppler scan to check the blood was circulating in my legs and feet, that came back okay. The pain has increased so I went to the local hospital and had a nerve conductive study which has shown that I have Sensory Axanol Polyneuropathy. which is damage to the nerve endings caused by diabetes two. There is no cure for this it’s just pain management I was told but, I am seeing my GP later this morning to see what else can be done. What’s frustrating to me I was complaining about my legs years before I was diagnosed with with diabetes. I would ask for the nerve study to confirm the damage to your nerves. I don’t know whether this has helped you, but good luck with the pain.
I got this the first time I used a compression pump system without the
Correct programme to prepare my body. It was the haddenham - system several years ago - at that time there was only one programme on it. The newer pumps have a programme to clear the lymph circulation first. I used and still use lympha pants from compression therapy UK.
I was told the tingles came because I didn’t use the the preparatory programme. It lasted several days
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