Unfortunately, diabetes numb toes, feet, and hand occur quite frequently. These symptoms are due to diabetic neuropathy, or diabetic nerve damage. According to USA today, 71% of people with diabetes reported symptoms of diabetes neuropathy.

These symptoms could be indicators of many various medical conditions, so don’t just assume it is a diabetes numb that you are feeling. There are a variety of tests that physician may use, so ask your doctor about tests that will provide clear answer. One such test is called electromyography (EMG). This checks how the nerves and muscles work together. Nerve conduction studies may also be performed to examine the speed at which the nerves are sending messages.

Diabetes Numb Toe

Numb toe diabetes is usually the first indication of either nerve damage or circulation problems. If caught early, both conditions are highly reversible. Sometimes it may only be due to shoes that are …