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Hossam Mowafi on nerve inflammation and foot numbness
Numbness in the feet among diabetic patients is often caused by peripheral neuropathy related to diabetes, rather than a herniated disc or spinal problems. This inflammation leads to a gradual loss of sensation in the feet, putting the patient at risk of unnoticed injuries. There is currently no definitive cure for diabetic peripheral neuropathy, but adherence to ongoing monitoring and preventive measures is very important. Doctors emphasize the importance of conducting MRI scans to determine whether surgical treatment is necessary for a herniated disc, and there is no need to worry about the procedure.
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