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    1. What type of data do you need? In this study, the researchers use the quantitative data collection methods; they rely on random sampling, Michigan diabetic neuropathy score, and neuropathy quality of life questionnaire. 2. Where will the data come from? The required data will be provided by the diabetic patients; the patients will be asked to answer the online questionnaire that assesses patient’s subjective reports of functioning and quality of life in six domains. Participants were…

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    increase mortality and morbidity. In microvascular includes diabetic nephropathy, diabetic retinopathy and diabetic neuropathy. Diabetic neuropathy is one of the most common chronic complication of diabetes mellitus that develops in about 50% of people with diabetes. Globally, as well as in India, the number of patients with diabetic neuropathy is rapidly increasing. Diabetic neuropathy is associated with degenerative condition and spectrum of structure changes characterized by changes…

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    which can result in an infection. Since there is decreased blood flow, antibiotics may not reach the infection site. Because of uncontrolled blood sugar, neuropathy can develop. With neuropathy, a patient loses sensation in their feet and legs. Peripheral vascular disease Diabetic patients that smoke have an increased risk of developing peripheral vascular disease. In these patients, PVD usually affects the blood vessels of the lower extremities (Cavanagh, Lipsky, Bradbury, & Botek). Diminished…

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    About 66% of type 1 diabetics have some form of neuropathy. [4] Diabetic neuropathy occurs in the peripheral nervous system which affects the afferent and efferent pathways of both the autonomic and somatic nervous systems. Neuropathies in the autonomic nervous system can negatively affect every body system. Complications such as incontinence, impotence, decreased tolerance to exercise and…

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    answers to interrogatories, or affidavit What is Neurology? Neurology is a field of medicine that relates to the anatomy, functions, and diseases of the nervous system. The central nervous system(CNS) consists of the brain, and spinal cord. The peripheral nervous system(PNS) consists of all cranial, and spinal nerves in the body. The nervous system and especially the brain, are the most complex organs in humans. The brain allows cognitive thought, control of skeletal muscles, and it…

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    Peripheral neuropathy is a condition which impacts the peripheral nervous system and impacts the communication between the brain and spinal cord to the other areas of the body. Neuropathy can be caused by damage to the axons or the myelin sheath that provides a protective coating and a form of insulation to the axon. If the connections between…

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    Abstract Treatment of chronic pain in diabetic neuropathy or neuropathic pain of other origins is challenging. Compounded topical formulations have evolved as potential treatment options. The objective of this retrospective study was to evaluate the efficacy of a compounded topical cream (Transdermal Therapeutics). Two versions of TT-CTAC cream were evaluated. Both creams contain Ketamine (10%), Baclofen (2%), Gabapentin (6%), amitriptyline (4%), bupivacaine (2%), Clonidine (0.2%). Additionally…

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    develop neuropathy — nervous system damage that can cause people with diabetes to lose feeling in their hands or feet. This condition is just one reason why Louise E. Tortora, DPM, an ankle and foot care doctor in Fairfield, CT, educates her patients on the importance of diabetic foot care. If you have diabetes, here are a few reasons why you should have a diabetic foot care exam performed regularly: Slow Healing Time: Not only are diabetics less likely to feel wounds because of neuropathy,…

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    Guillain-Barre Syndrome is a disorder that affects the peripheral nervous system. It is an autoimmune disease that forms antibodies against peripheral nerves. There is no definite etiology for GBS. This disease shows different symptoms depending on the type of GBS and its severity. Treatments are available for people who have this disease, but as of now, there is no cure (Biomarkers). An exact cause of GBS has not been found, but its symptoms have been noted to follow a pattern. In most cases,…

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    weights, and if you have problems with you balance due to peripheral neuropathy, then you should avoid lifting weights at all costs. Besides strengthening the bones, weight bearing exercises also make the muscles stronger. This in turn improves the balance and stability of a person. You can join a gym and get an introductory session from a qualified personal…

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