Is burning, redness, and pain in feet common in diabetes?

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I understand your concern. Your symptoms may be an indication of uncontrolled high blood sugar. Your fasting and postprandial levels look fine, but will only give you the levels on the day of testing. It is important to check HbA1c level once in six months. This will give you a better idea of your blood sugar control. You also need to check your 25 OH-D3 (vitamin D) and vitamin B12 levels. Deficiency of these vitamins can lead to symptoms similar to yours. Remember that vitamin B12 is tested on an empty stomach with 12 hours fasting. If you have had a wound that is red or is not healing, meet your diabetologist without delay. Keep moving your feet and toes as an exercise to regulate blood flow. If there is a podiatry clinic near you, it might help to visit once.