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Originally Posted by mskari85
I actually noticed that the bottom of my feet are shiny a few days ago, but I think they've been like that for a while now, before my PN ever started. I should say, before my PN ever started to BOTHER me.
But I am in the process of figuring out of mine is diabetes related or not - my fasting and A1C are all at the very high end of "normal" and I've been testing my own sugars lately and there have been a few in the prediabetic and even diabetic range.
I am glad you posted this question, though, because I did some research and found a lot about shiny feet and hands being a sign of diabetes. The more evidence I have to bring to my first neuro appointment that my PN could be caused by high blood sugar, the better.
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The question about Shiny feet. I have very shiny feet, so much so that should I walk across the carpet shoeless my socks work off. I have very painful PN, not much they can do about it though!