If you frequently experience numbness or tingling, check your blood sugar immediately to prevent further nerve damage.
2. Burning or Sharp Foot Pain
Some people with diabetes experience burning, stinging, or electric shock-like pain in their feet.
🛑 Why does this happen?
Nerve damage (neuropathy) can cause a burning or hot sensation in the feet, even when they are cool to the touch.
Some diabetics also experience sharp, sudden pain that worsens at night.
⚠️ What you should do:
If you experience unexplained pain or a burning sensation in your feet, it could be a sign of nerve damage caused by diabetes. Seek medical advice to prevent your symptoms from worsening.
3. Slow-Healing Wounds or Sores on Your Feet
If you notice that cuts, blisters, or sores on your feet are taking too long to heal, this could be a serious warning sign of diabetes.
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