Peripheral Questions

Apki sugar, vit b ki kya report hai. Vo mil jaye to proper treatment ho jayega. Tab tak pairon per deshang lep (ayurvedic) lagayen.

Hello,
1. The diagnosis seems to be correct and you will improve gradually, the kind of problem you are having is well known and requires no surgery. You have to wait for some time and take pain killers for reducing the pain. Sometimes overvigorous physiotherapy can also cause pain, if possible you can take a break from physiotherapy for 1 week and then gradually restart it. The foot drop will recover though it may take time. The best indicatin of recovery is ongoing improvement

You may need carbamazepine therapy with caspaicin 8% patch or the low concentration ointment. Better to get evaluate with ncs and comorbid conditions.

10 years of type 2 diabetes can cause diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Keep your diabetes well controlled. Your burning paresthesia can be dur to small fiber neuropathy. Needs more details.

Burns, including thermal, chemical, electrical, or radiation burns and sunburn. Degenerative disc disease. But we have to look into the details of the problem. Let's have a detailed discussion to ensure proper treatment.

Yes it can be dangerous.
Take proper check up and treatment.
You can consult me at lybrate for Homoeopathic treatment.

Peripheral nerupathy is preventable ,once developed ,there is no cure.
Only drugs to prevent pain are given.

Good to for professional physiotherapy, don't advise medicines, suggest to take sky fruit, cow urine cap, org wheat grass powder, nigella cap, curcumin drops, drink 30 ml extra virgin coconut oil, seabuckthoren juice, cow colostrum cap, may contact for any assistance.

"carexia care 9 medicine can affect the period? "- no" rainy season affect my period.- no
if sexually active do the urine pregnancy test, if not active or pregnancy ruled out then wait for few days or meet gynecologist.

The sensoryy receptors in the lower limb is not activate. The pain will be persistent and sensory activity will not be present.