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What Causes Transient Burning At Right Leg?

Dear sir, Iam 40 yrs my FBS 160-200 mgs, PPBS 220-250 mgs since few months with metformin 500 mg morning , 1gm afternoon and after dinner. I am diabetic since 9 yrs . and since few days having transient burnings at rt leg. can i switch over to insulin?
Wed, 25 Jun 2014
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Hi,
Many a times diabetic patient has burning sensation in legs hands it's known as diabetic neuropathy, many drugs like analgesic may be used to treat condition,
Insulin therapy and strict control of diabetes with diet and exercise will help,
Many studies have shown that insulin started earlier helps in avoiding damage to vital organs,
Please take a opinion from diabetologist.
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What Causes Transient Burning At Right Leg?

Hi, Many a times diabetic patient has burning sensation in legs hands it s known as diabetic neuropathy, many drugs like analgesic may be used to treat condition, Insulin therapy and strict control of diabetes with diet and exercise will help, Many studies have shown that insulin started earlier helps in avoiding damage to vital organs, Please take a opinion from diabetologist.