Diabetic neuropathy

Diabetic neuropathy is a condition that occurs when poorly controlled blood sugar levels, which are often higher than normal in diabetic patients, damage nerves throughout the body over time. Common types of diabetic neuropathy include: Peripheral neuropathy: Refers to damage to the peripheral nerves. Autonomic neuropathy: Refers to damage to the autonomic nerves. Focal neuropathy: Affects only one nerve.