What are finger pains causes

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Asked for Female, 43 Years

I, female, 43 am a patient of diabetes since 10 years. My sugar have been quiet under control always and I have been exercising also on regular basis but recently I have started experiencing sharp pain in my fingertips. Is it related to my diabetes problem? What causes pain in fingertips?

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Yes, it could be due to diabetic neuropathy. Kindly consult me online for full treatment

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Dr. Nikita Sharma General Physician 6 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nikita Sharma

General Physician 6 yrs exp Bangalore

yes. it can be surely related to diabetes. when neuropathy starts it usually affects the finger tips causing pain tingling sensation and then loss of sensation. please get t properly examined.