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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
First a little history
I was diagnosed Type 2 in 1995 and had good diet control and over a few years I had to start taking tablets for control and in 2007 had an operation and things went a little crazy and I ended up having to control my sugars with insulin. In November last year sugars went crazy for no apparent reason and I was admitted to hospital (17 Days). Blood sugars are still on the high side and I have to take on average 24 units of rapid prior to any meal and 50 units of Lantus at night at present sugars vary from 5 - 11.
I started to get severe pain in my legs, numb feet when walking and weakness in my legs resulting in difficulty in walking, mostly lifting legs to get up kerbs / steps. I have been seen by a Neurologist today and after a lot of electric testing and big needles in to legs he has diagnosed "Diabetic Amyotrophy" with a "Cronic Neurogenic Pattern seen by Chronic Neurogenic Lesion" This I diagnose as pain during night and pain while walking.
Any advice welcome
Jack
I was diagnosed Type 2 in 1995 and had good diet control and over a few years I had to start taking tablets for control and in 2007 had an operation and things went a little crazy and I ended up having to control my sugars with insulin. In November last year sugars went crazy for no apparent reason and I was admitted to hospital (17 Days). Blood sugars are still on the high side and I have to take on average 24 units of rapid prior to any meal and 50 units of Lantus at night at present sugars vary from 5 - 11.
I started to get severe pain in my legs, numb feet when walking and weakness in my legs resulting in difficulty in walking, mostly lifting legs to get up kerbs / steps. I have been seen by a Neurologist today and after a lot of electric testing and big needles in to legs he has diagnosed "Diabetic Amyotrophy" with a "Cronic Neurogenic Pattern seen by Chronic Neurogenic Lesion" This I diagnose as pain during night and pain while walking.
Any advice welcome
Jack