NCS abnormal. Is it reversible?

Report Summary: Motor Nerve Conduction (MNC): • Common Peroneal Nerves (CPN) (both legs): • Reduced CMAPs (weaker electrical response) • Slowed conduction velocity • Prolonged latencies (delay in nerve signal transmission) • Tibial Nerves (both legs): • Also showed reduced conduction velocities and prolonged latencies Sensory Nerve Conduction (SNC): • Superficial Peroneal Nerves (both sides): • No SNAPs obtained (no measurable sensory signal) • Sural Nerves (both sides): • Reduced SNAPs (weakened sensory signals) F-Wave (a late motor response): • Within normal limits for all sampled nerves ⸻ Impression (Diagnosis): “Bilateral sensorimotor neuropathy of the sampled lower limb nerves.” I am having diabetes level 350 and Bp 170/110, pulse 105 plus always, creatinine 1.37, proteinuria, For the past 6 months my both foot and it's toes are so painful, numbness, and burning. The NCS has shown some abnormality. Is it reversible?