Autonomic Neuropathy: The Silent Breakdown in Diabetics Introduction Autonomic neuropathy is among the most dangerous yet silent complications of diabetes. Unlike peripheral neuropathy that causes visible symptoms like burning or numbness in the limbs, autonomic neuropathy affects the involuntary nervous system—the network of nerves that control the inner workings of your body. From digestion and
Dysautonomia: Understanding Mind-Body Imbalance in Diabetes Introduction Dysautonomia—a condition characterized by malfunction of the autonomic nervous system—remains one of the most misunderstood consequences of diabetes. Unlike other complications that produce physical pain or obvious signs, dysautonomia expresses itself through invisible dysfunctions, often labeled as “stress,” “anxiety,” “low blood pressure,” or “depression.” In truth, this condition
When Anxiety in Diabetics Is Actually a Nerve Problem Introduction Many people living with diabetes experience persistent anxiety—racing thoughts, restlessness, sudden fear, and a constant state of inner unease. Often, these symptoms are dismissed as emotional or psychological issues. But what if this anxiety isn’t psychological at its core, but neurological? Anxiety in diabetics is
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
