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Foot pain in diabetics is from neuropathy, or damage to the nerves in the foot. Usually diabetic neuropathy results in numbness, to the point of being unaware of damage, ulcerations, or even gangrene (tissue death). For others, the neuropthy causes excruciating pain; they are overly sensitive to anything even lightly brushing the foot. The discomfort has been described as searing or tingling. This article is about diabetic neuropathy. Unfortunately, the condition of diabetes notably likens the possibility of removal of toes or even the rest of the foot. The greatest action to take is prevent destruction as much as possible to decrease foot soreness ... Read Full Story