I am a diabetic and have Neurapathy in my legs and feet, is it possible to get it in my hands as well?

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Also, can anyone tell me what causes neuropathy? I used to get beat up all the time and am wondering if that might be some of the reason.

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You can get neuropathy anywhere. It's caused by the nerves dying as a result of high glucose and insufficient blood flow from weakened vessels. Read this:
http://www.medicinenet.com/diabetic_neuropathy/article.htm

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I am diabetic and developed Peripheral Neuropathy in my legs and arms. Yes you can get it in your hands and face. Most parts of the body. Poor blood flow is normally the culprit. I take Gabapentin 300mgs three times a day. It helps with the pain. Sometimes a person with Peripheral Neuropathy in the feet can have a balance problem due to not being able to feel the ground.

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I am a diabetic and have Neurapathy in my legs and feet, is it possible to get it in my hands as well?
Also, can anyone tell me what causes neuropathy? I used to get beat up all the time and am wondering if that might be some of the reason.

Answer 7

Despite research, there is still no conclusive proof as to the cause of diabetic neuropathy. However there are factors which are thought to contribute to the condition. Hyperglycaemia (high blood glucose) causes chemical changes in nerves that can impair their ability to transmit signals. Hyperglycaemia can also harm the blood vessels that carry oxygen and nutrients to the nerves.
But neuropathy can also be caused by factors not necessarily associated with diabetes. These include disorders of the immune system, infectious diseases and deficiencies in certain nutrients.

And sorry but yes it is possible to get it in your hands.

Answer 8

Neuropathy is caused by high glucose levels damaging the small nerve endings and blood vessels in the "extremities"!! So yes, you can get it in your hands, around heart, lungs, intestines, etc. In fact if you don't get good control of your glucose levels it will be a very painful existance.
Damage to your bod will have had some effect on the nerve endings and tiny blood vessels as well. Dang people beating on other people!! They need hurt rather badly!!!

Answer 9

methylcobalamin 1500 mcg once a day for 3 months along with gaba-pentin gives drastic results in burning sensation of feet & hands in Diabetes & hypertension patients. Also Cap. Palsyneuron marketed by Phyto pharma which is an Ayurvedic medicine also gives drastic results when taken 2 capsules twice daily after meals for 3 months

Answer 10

getting beat up is not what causes neuropathy. i'm not exactly clear on how, but my grandpa's doctor(he had diabeties) said that it had to do with how well he controled his blood sugar, and the vessels in the extremities (and totally ignoring his diabetes is why he lost a toe and eventually died of heart disease...)
and, yes, it can happen in your hands as well.