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Question: From Trenton, Michigan, USA:
My sister-in-law has diabetes. I'm not sure what kind, but I know she takes two shots a day. Anyway, for the last two months, she has been complaining about her skin aching, hurting, really irritating, and sore. She can't stand her clothes touching her skin. I was wondering if you had any answers as to what's causing this. Her doctor said her sugar was too high.
Answer:
It sounds like your sister-in-law might have developed a form of diabetic neuropathy (abnormality of the nerves). Improvement in her blood sugars may help, or she may benefit from some other medications that help to relieve the symptoms. I suggest she consult her endocrinologist or perhaps see a neurologist experienced in the treatment of diabetic neuropathy.
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Original posting 25 Aug 2000
Posted to Complications
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Last Updated: Tuesday April 06, 2010 15:09:11
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