Case report: Treatment-induced neuropathy of diabetes related to abrupt glycemic control.

Treatment-induced neuropathy of diabetes related to abrupt glycemic control – Canadian Medical Association Journal

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Rapid correction of glycemic control can lead to nerve pain, retinal damage and microalbuminuria, as seen in this clinical case of a patient recently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes: https://t.co/yeUzqpUObT (earn CPD credits)#T1D #DiabetesCare #FOAMed @DrEmilyMcD @McGill_DOM pic.twitter.com/6eTPamtTe0

— CMAJ (@CMAJ) July 20, 2021

Read about our case of Treatment-induced neuropathy of diabetes from abrupt glycemic control in ⁦@CMAJ⁩

Rapid ↘️ of HgBa1c caused ↗️ complications (nerves/kidneys/?/gastroparesis) and takes ? to improve

? to our pt for allowing us to publish https://t.co/9qsJCo8CSB

— Emily McDonald (@DrEmilyMcD) July 20, 2021