What is Diabetic Neuropathy?: Lahore Spine Care provides Webinar on 24 July 2024

Webinar: Managing and Gaining Knowledge of Diabetic Neuropathy

Date: Wednesday day, 24 July 2024
Time: 08:00 PM – 09:30 PM (GMT)

Come to join a webinar to deeply explore major complications associated with diabetes and diabetic neuropathy.

A team of experts will share insights on complications to combat associated complications with and without medicines.
Proudly presented by Spine care!

Diabetes frequently results in diabetic neuropathy, which can weaken, numb, and hurt the hands and feet. It can cause major health problems, including amputation, if left untreated.

This webinar’s team of experts will talk about:

• • Diagnosis and available treatments – Diabetic neuropathy causes and symptoms

• • Modifications to one’s lifestyle and self-care techniques
    The most recent findings and developments in the field

Among our panel of experts are:

Dr. Ejaz Danish PT (DPT,MSPT- Neurology)

Dr. Asfia Hashmi PhD Scholar Pharmacology*

Dn. Hifza Aleem DDNS, PGD dietetics

Dr. Faiza Tabassum M.Phil. Pharmacy practice

Those who ought to be present:

Individuals who are diabetics; medical professionals; family members and caregivers

Registration:

Save your spot by registering now! [0324-7722565 03355-888865]

Diabetes can lead to a particular kind of nerve damage called diabetic neuropathy. All over the body, nerve damage can result from high blood sugar, or glucose. Most typically, diabetic neuropathy causes damage to the nerves in the feet and legs. Diabetic neuropathy symptoms might include numbness and pain in the hands, foot, and legs, depending on the damaged nerves. In addition, issues with the heart, blood vessels, urinary tract, and digestive system may result from it. A small number of persons get modest symptoms. However, some people may have severe discomfort and disability from diabetic neuropathy. About 50% of individuals with diabetes may experience diabetic neuropathy, a dangerous side effect of the disease. With steady blood sugar control and a healthy lifestyle, however, you can frequently avoid diabetic neuropathy or at least halt its progression.