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Twitches, burning sentastions colour change

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paul61719
paul61719

I feel reading and posting on this helps me alot so here goes. I have been getting musle twiches on my legs and arms for a couple weeks now, they vary day to day from big ones to lots of small twitches, its very annoying. The more worrying thing on my mind though is how my feet knees and hands always burn after i work out or just after football/soccer. I know its not all in my head because i can phyically see my hands, knees and feet a different colour to the rest of my body. I have a doctors appointment on the 26th this month, but the worry is just driving me insane. Has anyone else had this and if so can you please comment. Thank you 

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  • jx41870
    jx41870 paul61719

    Posted

    Hey Paul, have to know a lot more about you, your diagnosis, and your meds, to make much of a comment.  Could just be electrolytes, have some Gatorade and maybe some extra magnesium, see if you feel better.  But that's a guess in the dark at this point.  Good luck with the doctor.

  • gill70346
    gill70346 paul61719

    Posted

    I am curious as to why you have put this query on the diabetes forum. Are you diabetic? Do you have any other symptoms other than burning and twitching such as high blood pressure? Without more information no one can say anything useful.
  • stephenlopez
    stephenlopez paul61719

    Posted

    I've never heard of change in skin color as a symptom diabetes. Can you tell me more about the type of diabetes and the medicines you are using? I'm a newly diagnosed patient and it would be very helpful to learn about something new about condition. Also, as you've already made an appointment to the doctor, nothing could be better than a professional's review. Just, tell me what your doctor says!

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