Every once in a while we all need to
rethink what we have learned or come to expect. So it is with
prediabetes and neuropathy. A recent study conducted by Mayo Clinic
researchers states that people with prediabetes are no more likely to
have nerve damage termed small fiber polyneuropathy than people in
good health. The point being made is that this goes against two
decades of medical reports. This is interesting!
According to the lead author, "It
is highly unlikely that impaired glucose or associated metabolic
derangements cause polyneuropathy, at least not to the high frequency
previously reported."
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