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Old 11-29-2009, 06:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Dougster View Post
Are you saying that rapid change down in BG worsens Neuropathy (or it's symptoms)? Or were you still having spikes that may have caused the pain?
Can't speak for Dave, but yes, I found my own version of this. With worse control, my peripheries were becoming numb and I was getting some unpleasant sensations. Early stage neuropathy, I guess would be the best likely name for it. On reducing and keeping BGs down to a much more normalised level, the pain in my extremities magnified significantly, really quite strong and harsh when exercising especially. It took probably 4 or 5 months of generally better sugars, to fade to the point I wasn't disturbed by it.

It wasn't painful to the point I needed/wanted to seek meds, especially as I had heard of the phenomenon and realised it was a sign of blood vessel and nerve regeneration. Sure was unpleasant until it subsided.
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