Diabetic Nerve Damage
One possible result of diabetes is a condition known as diabetic neuropathy, which is a nerve disorder. As many as seventy person of individuals with diabetes experience some form of neuropathy. Although it can impact all parts of the body, the legs and feed are most likely to be effected. The associated tingling in the legs and feet is referred to as called peripheral neuropathy. Diabetic neuropathy can also lead to other symptoms
such as issues with balance, sores on the feet, and sensitivity to touch. The resulting lack of circulation can lead to the necessary amputation of the affected body part.
