**** autocorrect targetting my kidneys instead of my feet. It was meant to be neuropathy.Do you mean nephropathy (title) or neuropathy (question)?
I don't know the answer to either, but it might be helpful for others.
Good luck!
I can't see how it can progress if you have normal blood glucose levels or it would affect non diabetics. Some people report increased pain in their feet when they have reduced their HbA1c but this could be the result of numbness disappearing and feeling returning. In my case the tingling and pins and needles have gone since I reduced my BG but it took about 18 months to go completely.Can neuropathy progress despite good BG control and normal HbA1c?
That is logical but it might depend on how you reduced those BGs e.g. if you take a med that takes the glucose out of your blood e.g. insulin or sulphonyureas then Dr Jason Fung contends that that glucose is merely being secreted around your micro and macro vessels.I can't see how it can progress if you have normal blood glucose levels or it would affect non diabetics. Some people report increased pain in their feet when they have reduced their HbA1c but this could be the result of numbness disappearing and feeling returning. In my case the tingling and pins and needles have gone since I reduced my BG but it took about 18 months to go completely.
Good point. However the OP is using diet only, so he should ok.That is logical but it might depend on how you reduced those BGs e.g. if you take a med that takes the glucose out of your blood e.g. insulin or sulphonyureas then Dr Jason Fung contends that that glucose is merely being secreted around your micro and macro vessels.
If you are living la vida low carb then the glucose isn't spiking with the excess causing the nerve damage etc....I assume that is what is meant when people talk of getting normal bgs on this forum anyway!
I don't know if you have already answered this, but when you say normal what values are you talking about.I only have some numbness, it started with numbness in the V between the big toe and 2nd but now fingers 2-3 feel slightly numb and some area above the V. My HbA1c improvement has reduced the intermittent mild burning in the feet. I have never had any pain, just numbness that worries me, just wondering if it is neuropathy or some other underlying cause as my BG remains at normal levels at all times for the last 6 months.
36.5 / 5.5% consistent for last 6 monthsI don't know if you have already answered this, but when you say normal what values are you talking about.
Have you sought medical attention for it?36.5 / 5.5% consistent for last 6 months
Yes, it can. Peripheral neuropathy occurs in non diabetic people and sometimes there is no cause identified for it. Always worth having it check out by GP/specialist if you have symptoms of neuropathy as it can be a sign of some other hidden medical problem.Can neuropathy progress despite good BG control and normal HbA1c?