Diabetic ComplicationsDiabetic complications are more likely to occur the longer you've had the condition. Here, we'll look at the vast spectrum of diabetes-related complications. IMPORTANT: Don't worry: these are not compulsory: you won't necessarily acquire all these conditions. But it's worth having a read, especially if you want tips on how to avoid these nasty sidekicks...
painful leg and foot cramps Do you wake up in agony, clutching your calf muscle? Maybe your toe has a life of its own, stiffening out straight and beyond your control. Do you find yourself banging your agonised foot on a cold surface? Cramps often happen at night; come and find out more. men only: common complication of neuropathy Barry White sings in the background, the candles are lit, you've just bought a big tub of lube-u-like... You're in the mood, he/she/it is in the mood, but something's not right. Mr Floppy just isn't getting the message. Eye Damage: Diabetic Retinopathy Can you see clearly? Excellent! The bad news: diabetic eye disease is symptomless until the disease is in its later stages. The good news: you can prevent it... Very Serious Eye Damage: Maculopathy This nasty complication usually comes with symptoms. Your central vision may be distorted or maybe you notice there are gaps/blanks in your vision. from diabetic complications to signs of metabolic syndrome
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