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  5. I have diabetic neuropathy with leg pain and swelling, and my blood sugar is high even after taking Galvus Met. What should I do to manage the pain and swelling?

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I have diabetic neuropathy with leg pain and swelling, and my blood sugar is high even after taking Galvus Met. What should I do to manage the pain and swelling?

Asked by Male, 50 · 12 days ago

Mr Vikas Singh

Mr Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

12 days ago

Diabetic neuropathy with ongoing pain and swelling, along with high sugar, suggests your diabetes is not well controlled. Better glucose control is key, as high sugar can worsen nerve damage and symptoms. Measures such as leg elevation, gentle activity, and proper foot care may help reduce discomfort. Consult a doctor to adjust your medicines and manage both pain and swelling effectively.
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  1. Blood Sugar Control

    • Monitor blood sugar levels closely.
    • Consult your doctor for possible medication adjustments.

  2. Pain Management

    • Use warm compresses for relief.
    • Consider over-the-counter pain relievers if suitable.

  3. Swelling Reduction

    • Elevate legs when resting.
    • Wear compression stockings to manage swelling.

  4. Foot Care

    • Inspect feet daily for any changes.
    • Maintain gentle skin care to prevent complications.

  5. Physical Activity

    • Engage in gentle exercises like walking to boost circulation.

  6. When to Seek Medical Help

    • Contact your doctor if you experience worsening pain, ulcers, or signs of infection.

Answered 12 days ago