Burning feet and pain

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Burning like feet and pain in feet & legs and also knee pain & swelling Have diabetes and Arthritis.

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Dr. Anil Kothiwala

Neurologist 11 yrs exp Jaipur

Glove and stockings distribution neuropathy is common in diabetes. Second possibility is arthritis for ankle pain Third is lumbar radiculopathy in which pinching of exiting nerve in spine causes discomfort In leg

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Dr. Pruthviraj Dabarase Neurologist 13 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pruthviraj Dabarase

Neurologist 13 yrs exp Mumbai

Both of these ailments are known to give rise to peripheral neuropathy. Your symptoms suggest it.

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It will be worthwhile to consult neurologist as sufferings may reduce with medicines and in come cases progression slows down.