Hi Jodie, as mentioned in prior posts, your bf's issue could be a number of things. I have had some of this as well and it turned out to be arthritis. It comes and goes. As you may know, having diabetes is like throwing a rock into a puddle: the ripples go to all edges. If it's a nerve issue, neurontin is a good medication, but it can take several weeks to take effect. Taking over-the-counter pain meds other than Tylenol is not a good idea, as it can damage his liver and kidney functions. He can have a nerve conduction test to see if it's a neural or muscular issue. Eating too much sodium can make the joints in hands and feet achey too. If he's overweight, dropping some pounds will help that pain too.
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Hi Jodie, as mentioned in prior posts, your bf's issue could be a number of things. I have had some of this as well and it turned out to be arthritis. It comes and goes. As you may know, having diabetes is like throwing a rock into a puddle: the ripples go to all edges. If it's a nerve issue, neurontin is a good medication, but it can take several weeks to take effect. Taking over-the-counter pain meds other than Tylenol is not a good idea, as it can damage his liver and kidney functions. He can have a nerve conduction test to see if it's a neural or muscular issue. Eating too much sodium can make the joints in hands and feet achey too. If he's overweight, dropping some pounds will help that pain too.
Thanks for wanting to help and sticking by him.
Stu
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Here's a link to help you get to know more about us: http://www.tudiabetes.org/notes
This is a great place to share, to learn, and to grow...all the while meeting new people world wide, and making friends.
Take a peek at some the groups when you get a chance. Just go to the top of your page, and click on "Groups".
Once in, you can either peruse the wide array of available groups....or simply type a specific interest in the space provided.
Take in some of the blogs/discussions as well.
The resource boxes at the top of the home "Home" page, and
"About us" at the very bottom of your page and every page (the footer), offer you more information still.
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Hope you find the support and information you came looking for.
Here is a useful link to get you on your way:
http://www.tudiabetes.org/notes
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Take care....and keep in touch!
Welcome to the family! On this forum you will learn so much. Most of all you will learn that you are not alone. Everyone here is supportive and will provide answers to your questions. Search the site for answers. Read the discussions and blogs for information. There are videos to help you understand diabetes and its treatment. Most of all there is family to talk to and even to vent to, if needed. Welcome home.
Welcome to our wonderful family. We are a very caring and supportive group. Questions? Please feel free to ask us. Please read the BLOGS the FORUMS and check out the many GROUPS for much valuable advice and information. WELCOME!!!
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