Signs and symptoms of Diabetic Neuropathy

Decrease or no sweating i.e. dry scaly skin with callus formation.
Numbness, tingling, and some sort of burning sensation.
Weakness and loss of reflexes.
Decrease sensation to the slight change in temperature.
Diabetics need to take care of their feet especially the area between toes, and must not overlook if there is any kind of blisters, ulcer, redness or soreness or formation of callus etc. If any suspicion or doubt arises for the foot then it should be followed by immediate physical examination. The clinical examination will show the sensation in the feet and determine if it is normal or diminished.

Blood flow may be improved with good sources of vitamin E intake along with blood pressure medicine (ACE inhibitors). Although amputations are common with diabetes, about half can be prevented with simple steps that protect the feet.