Any diabetics ever have stents put in legs for circulation issues?

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If so, can you elaborate on what the process was like, how the procedure went for you and whether it helped at all and whether you noticed any difference(s) at all afterwards.

And, did you also have any other issues along with the circulation problems such as edema, neuropathy pain, heart issues, etc?

Actually, responses from non-diabetics are appreciated also. I put it it this forum because I am sure that the diabetes is a critical part of the whole process as well as the results. If you could just please also mention whether you are a T1 or T2 diabetic or not, that will help.

Thanks!

[MKB0925]

My mother (type 1) had this done a few times in her both her legs. She recovered pretty quickly and was up and about in no time.


Good Luck to you..

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Originally Posted by MKB0925

My mother (type 1) had this done a few times in her both her legs. She recovered pretty quickly and was up and about in no time.


Good Luck to you..

Thanks! Was she having a lot of problems prior to the surgery and did she notice quite a bit of improvement with walking, etc after having it done?

[foxyknoxy]

Good question. I am wondering if it will help me.

[anav12]

At the point when individuals with diabetes experience leg torment, it might be the aftereffect of nerve harm. Nerve harm can happen if an individual with diabetes doesn't get treatment or can't deal with their glucose levels. diabetics ever have stents put in legs for circulation issues?