• Neck Exercises. • Neck Stretching. • Postural Correction. • Shoulder Shrugs. • Take frequent Breaks at work. • Core Strengthening Exercises. • Use cervical pillow. • Use Back Support.

From a physio perspective, would like tell you that usually prolonged diabetes affects muscular health and hence over time legs and sole become weaker. That's the reason diabetics are advised excercise.

People living with diabetes may experience several complications, especially if their blood sugar levels are not under control. A common complication of diabetes is diabetic neuropathy. In this patient can feel leg pain, numbness and cramp He needs to control sugar level and need to do leg exercises and ankle movements like forward and backward movements and he can soak his leg in hot water , he can take mild painkiller for time being

His problem could be due to diabetes. Whether his blood glucose is under control ? Is he taking B complex tablets?

This problem is may be due to diabetes. The must first check up for foot by neuroscan.

Diabetics do need some activity, however this should be in conjunction with medication. The diabetes needs to be under control with normal glucose values. Diabetics also might need shoe inserts or special footwear. Local foot exercises, strengthening exercises and stretching would be beneficial. If the person is unaccustomed to exercising start slow. This could be taught online. If the legs feel cold or swelling is there in feet then a dopler test could be used.

Check with diabetologist and do Doppler test so you will get idea.