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Unfortunately, Diabetes and Neuropathy go hand in hand. Neuropathy in diabetics is the prime factor in loss of toes and feet. The term neuropathy means a loss of sensation; it can also describe altered sensation. Here we are referring to neuropathy of the feet.
There are 5 phases associated with Neoropathy. They are listed here to help the reader determine their own situation, and to hopefully learn how to control further damage and live an optimally healthful lifestyle.
Especially formulated for persons experiencing the symptoms of neuropathy. Neuro-Eze cream transdermally delivers the essential amino acid, L-Arginine (many diabetics may be deficient in L-Arginine).
L-Arginine may:
Significantly increase oxygen content in cells
Significantly increase the temperature of extremities
Significantly increase circulation
Significantly ease pain and tingling Get it now at Dr. Burns’ Foot Store!
- Phase l. Known as "formication"; the bottoms of the feet have a tingling feeling, or the sensation of bugs crawling across the bottoms of the feet. There may be the sensation of bees stinging the feet. If a diabetic begins to notice this it is imperative to report it at once to prevent further neuropathy; the problem has begun. Happy Feetz recommends Neuremedy, which is a medical food that nourishes dysfunctional nerves allowing them to conduct impulses more normally. Read more here at Dr. Burns’ Foot Store:
2. Phase ll. The sensations get stronger and occur more often.
3. Phase lll. The problem can wake you out of your sleep, and there is constant burning of the feet.
4. Phase lV. Now there are some moments of relief from the pain. Unfortunately this does not indicate any type of healing; the neuropathy is progressing into periods of numbness, which is:
5. Phase V. A complete loss of sensation. This is when ulcers are likely to develop.
It cannot be stressed enough to seek medical attention early. Recommended treatment may include:
Good hygienic aids:
This one-of-a-kind foot care product boasts over 1,500 gently rounded "finger-tips" that provides the relaxing experience of a spa-quality foot massage.
This soothing, relaxing and cleansing formula may be used as a foot soak or in the bath or shower to aid in cleansing and exfoliating dry skin. Great for those who canít reach their feet.
Get it here at Dr. Burns’ Foot Store:
Other important tools:
Please read this related article, "8 Ways to Fight Diabetic Foot Pain".
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Amino Acid (Check me out!)
// Jul 1, 2008 at 7:21 am
Amino acids and the roll they play in humans is that amino acids give us our most important aspect, energy.
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