Hi,
I am a type 2 diabetic and have been for some years now. As well as metformin, gliclazide and a byetta pen my doctor has also prescribed gabapentin to help with the pain of neuropathy in my feet. Having joined this forum about a month ago and going on a low carb diet my bg readings have come down quite dramatically and for the first time I feel I have some control over my diabetes. My question? Is the neuropathic complication in my feet irreversable? Or will the continuing low bg readings cause some reduction in the pain?
Ray
I am a type 2 diabetic and have been for some years now. As well as metformin, gliclazide and a byetta pen my doctor has also prescribed gabapentin to help with the pain of neuropathy in my feet. Having joined this forum about a month ago and going on a low carb diet my bg readings have come down quite dramatically and for the first time I feel I have some control over my diabetes. My question? Is the neuropathic complication in my feet irreversable? Or will the continuing low bg readings cause some reduction in the pain?
Ray