Why Do Diabetic Nephropathy Patients Have Heel Pain
People with diabetic kidney disease or Diabetic Nephropathy are usually at high risk for developing problems with their feet, while heel pain is just one sign of foot problems for diabetic nephropathy patients. Why do patients have this problem?
Diabetic Nephropathy occurs when diabetes and blood sugar level isn’t controlled very well. Therefore, it can cause various problems, some of which results in heal pain. They are:
1. Poor blood circulation: Most often, diabetes can damage peripheral blood vessels, and peripheral vascular disease can inhibit blood circulation in the lower half of the body, especially the lower legs and feet. Besides, kidney problems can also worsen this problem. Then, patients’ feet become swoeln and dry easily. In severe cases, further injuries including heel pain can occur.
2. Diabetic feet: It is reported that about 25% of diabetics will finally develop foot problems which is always accompanied by heel pain. Diabetic feet are commonly caused by nerve damage and poor circulation.
From the above content, we can know heel pain is due to high blood sugar and low kidney function level. Thereby, only if diabetic nephropathy is reversed successfully, can heel pain be eased a lot.
To keep blood sugar level in the normal range, a healthy diet plan with correct medications are helpful. Consult the doctor online to determine what medications you need to take to make patients’ blood sugar stable.
In order to reverse kidney damage, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is recommended, because this therapy can not only provide enough blood and oxygen for damaged kidneys but also regulate the internal environment. Therefore, impaired kidney cells can get recovery gradually. Because this therapy is based on TCM, patients should have enough patience to find its therapeutic effects. To learn more about its effects, cost and duration, you can email to kidneyservice@hotmail.com or kidneyservice@hotmail.com.
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