Overlap Between Fibromyalgia and Diabetic Neuropathy When Chronic Pain Has More Than One Root Cause Introduction Both fibromyalgia and diabetic neuropathy are painful, debilitating conditions that affect the nervous system—but they are often misunderstood, misdiagnosed, or even mistaken for each other. Patients with diabetes who experience chronic, widespread pain, fatigue, and nerve-related discomfort are frequently
The Silent Nerve Damage: How Diabetic Neuropathy Begins Even in Prediabetes Introduction Most people believe nerve damage begins only after full-blown diabetes is diagnosed. But emerging research—and clinical observations—show otherwise. Nerve damage often starts years before diabetes is officially detected, during what is termed prediabetes or borderline diabetes. At the Diabetes Reversal Clinic (DRC) by
Diabetic Neuropathy vs. Other Neurological Disorders Understanding the Difference for Proper Healing and Lasting Relief Introduction Numbness. Burning feet. Shooting pain. Muscle weakness. These symptoms are often hastily labeled as “nerve problems,” leading to a laundry list of diagnoses: sciatica, multiple sclerosis, fibromyalgia, B12 deficiency, or generalized peripheral neuropathy. But in diabetics, one major cause
Many Faces of Diabetic Neuropathy Understanding, Identifying, and Reversing the Diverse Nerve Damages in Diabetes Introduction Most diabetic patients are aware that high blood sugar can damage their nerves. But what many don’t realize is that diabetic neuropathy isn’t a single condition—it’s a spectrum of nerve damage, presenting in multiple forms, each affecting the body
