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Spoke to my cousin who helped enormously. However, does anyone have a clue regarding Type 1 diabetes for 42 years with a sudden onset of peripheral neuropathy that is painful and reduces one to tears? Legs keep collapsing and unable to stand

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BadHare

Has the person’s GP tested for folate or B12 deficiency, or PA? You may find helpful advice on the PA forum.

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klr31

Best to go see the doctor. I believe peripheral neuropathy is common in type 1 diabetics.

Karen

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Jocketie in reply toklr31

Yes, seen a doctor. I was just wondering about alternative ways to relieve the pain (especially at night). I know the Pregablin should help (eventually) - been diabetic for 42 years so had lots of fun already!

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