More than half of people with type two diabetes also have something called neuropathy, according to a Diabetes Care review in 2017. This condition gives you that tingly, pins-and-needles feeling in your feet, hands, legs or arms. It’s linked to diabetes because it can affect circulation – which adversely affects nerves and blood vessels. Simply put, your limbs will start to fall asleep more often than ever before.
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