Hello Ang,
before I was diagnosed with T.2, I was having pins and needles and numbness in my toes. I mentioned this to my diabetic nurse who told me it was as a result of high blood sugar. At the time of diagnosis, my reading was 27.4. The nurse explained how the problem, if left untreated, could end up with amputation so it was important to lower the level. However. I was given very good advice on foot care importantly, make sure I always have something on my feet to avoid injury.
Now that I am on Metformin twice a day and B.S.level is coming down, I am not suffering as much...usually have some pins and needles and numbness for a short time around bedtime but it soon passes.
As I am quite attatched to my feet, I heed the advice and look after them.
Good luck to you all and happy readings!
Doug.