Don’t Be Held Back by Diabetic Nerve Pain
Does Diabetic Nerve Pain get in the way of doing things that you like to do or need
to do? Do you find it difficult to work, care for your family, travel, and enjoy
hobbies? For many people with Diabetic Nerve Pain, the answer is yes.
64% of Diabetic Nerve Pain sufferers reported that their pain interferes with the
daily activities that matter to them.
Many Diabetic Nerve Pain sufferers try to ignore the symptoms. They may not tell
their doctors right away. Or even if they do bring up their pain, the discussion
can easily veer toward other important aspects of diabetes management—such as blood
sugar control. The sufferer may not get around to asking about pain relief.
Unfortunately, nerve pain can be one of the most intense pains that people feel.
Diabetic Nerve Pain can make normal daily activities more difficult.
Complete our Diabetic Nerve Pain Impact Questionnaire
to see how your pain impacts your life.
71% of Diabetic Nerve Pain sufferers who said that their pain interferes with the
daily activities that matter to them reported that their pain makes it hard for
them to fall asleep.
Talk to your doctor to determine if your pain is due to Diabetic Nerve Pain damage.
Together, you can find the best prescription
treatment option for you. When your pain is under better control, you can
hopefully return to some of the activities you’ve been missing. And you can get
back to focusing on your overall diabetes care.
Another way you can become more actively involved in your diabetes management is
to attend a TCOYD conference.