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If i control my blood sugar, will the neuropathy go away?
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Occasionally: Strict control of blood sugar levels is the best way to minimize the risk of complications such as a neuropathy. However, that often will do more to keep the neuropathy from becoming worse rather than yield an significant improvement.
Answered 11/3/2019
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