Peripheral neuropathy is commonly observed in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Although the cause is usually attributed to diabetic complications and the management focuses on glycemic control, neuropathy can often result from comorbidities and underlying conditions, including nutrient deficiency and cancer chemotherapy. 1,2 Therefore, it is critical to identify the exact cause contributing to neuropathy symptoms with thorough examinations and recommend the appropriate course of management. In this session of Neuropathy Awareness Week 2021, with an introduction from Dr.
Mangesh Tiwaskar , our global panel of experts shares their views on different regional perspectives of neuropathy. Following this enlightening discussion, four panelists describe four cases of neuropathy resulted from comorbidities or underlying conditions in diabetic patients. Dr. Aimee Andag-Silva describes the…
