Diabetic numbness and pain in the hands and feet are associated with diabetic neurological and vascular disease, and should be treated with blood glucose control and aggressive treatment of complications.
Patients with these symptoms should have strict blood glucose control and regular blood glucose monitoring to ensure that blood glucose is in the standard range, or even the ideal range. Controlling blood glucose is fundamental to preventing and treating diabetic complications, and only by keeping blood glucose in a stable state will diabetic complications continue to develop. Secondly, the complications should be actively treated. Patients should improve the relevant examination to clarify the degree of lesions, such as the degree of lesions is more given to improve circulation, dilate blood vessels, nutritional nerve class drug treatment, if the degree of lesions is more serious if necessary, surgical intervention is needed, etc. Finally, patients should actively control their diet and exercise in their daily life, strengthen the activities of the hands and feet, massage frequently to promote blood circulation, maintain a happy and optimistic mood, and avoid trauma and infection of the hands and feet.