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Cold burning sensation on right leg
I have been diagnosed with diabetes type 2 last year with HBA1C 7.5% now it is 5.6%. but I have been experiencing cold burning sensation on my right leg. It worsen during cold temperatures like -35 degree Celsius during my time in Northern Europe. Wearing long tight trousers giving more discomfort. During my visit in India, a doctor here told me it was due to excessive cold and less blood circulation and prescribed me several vitamin and calcium tablets. I continued it for 3 months. It reduces a bit but sensation is still there during the hot weather of India. Please advise what to do
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Don't worry it could also just be because of deficiency of either Vitamin D3 or vitamin B12.
Do the test for these and consult.
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Dr. Komal Bhandari Totla
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Solapur
Try Benalgis 100
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once a day for 15 days
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