Diabetic neuropathy: Helping patients cope with their pain: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 90, No 5

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One of the many problems caused by diabetes is nerve damage. This may result in pain that is insidious, sudden and acute, or a mixture of these traits. Drs Belgrade and Lev describe the natural history of painful neuropathies in diabetic patients. They also summarize therapeutic approaches that have proven to be effective (ranging from relaxation techniques to decompressive surgery) and those that are still in the experimental stage.

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