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Type Two Diabetic Patient. Skin Sores And Numbness In Legs. Is This Normal?

my husband is diabetic, type two and here lately he has had several problems like skin sores, problems with his legs going numb while standing, and also breaks out in a sweat several times a day.not to mention that his legs are almost twice the size as normal. is this all normal with diabetics? he just acts like it is no big deal and I am really concerned. please help me with some answers
Thu, 14 Nov 2013
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The history of diabetes is there, so first reason could be a diabetes of your husband's problems but another clinical conditions has to be considered, you did not mentioned the status of his blood sugar it would be helpful if given here I would like to advise you to get his Hb1Ac test done, it should be below 7%, here the clinical history is too brief that it does not give any clue requesting you to be more specify next time have good day.
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Type Two Diabetic Patient. Skin Sores And Numbness In Legs. Is This Normal?

HI Thank for asking to HCM The history of diabetes is there, so first reason could be a diabetes of your husband s problems but another clinical conditions has to be considered, you did not mentioned the status of his blood sugar it would be helpful if given here I would like to advise you to get his Hb1Ac test done, it should be below 7%, here the clinical history is too brief that it does not give any clue requesting you to be more specify next time have good day.