Patient's question:
Diabetes, this endocrine disease syndrome, now has swelling and pain in the right lower limb. The arterial circulation is not smooth, and the skin of the foot is corroded. The pain has shifted to the ankle. What should I do? Because of this endocrine disease of diabetes, surgery cannot be performed, and it is very painful. Hello, how severe is this endocrine disease syndrome of diabetes?Doctor's answer:
Diabetes, this endocrine disease patient has again appeared numbness in both hands and feet, accompanied by pricking pain, which is very likely to be the second-order neuron diabetic neuropathy of this endocrine disease, the vascular inflammation of the second-order neuron of this endocrine disease, and the diabetic foot caused by the neuropathy of this endocrine disease. It is recommended to check the lower limbs in a timely and careful manner, and conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the diabetic foot to clarify the diagnosis, which is conducive to treatment.