if this is a recent development my concern would be whether or not you're checking your sugars regularly and keeping them controlled. it was traditionally thought that many people with type 2 diabetes would never develop diabetic neuropathy because it takes quite some time to come on. however we're seeing more of this in patients with type 2 for various reasons including late diagnosis and people living longer with type 2. if this is a new symptom i'd recommend you make an appointment with your health care provider. he or she may want to make changes to your medication regimen. meanwhile you should proactively take charge of your diet and exercise routines check your sugars regularly and avoid drinking alcohol. if you're overweight work on getting your weight down. that will help your type 2 overall. by the way great job on checking your feet regularly! foot ulcers are nothing to fool around with when you have diabetes. take care!
i have type 2 and my feet tend to tingle and in the morning they seem to hurt till i get up and move. is that normal? . i keep checking my feet but do not have sores on them however somedays they hurt or they tingle to the point of annoyance. i also have time where i go to bed and they do not hurt but in the morning they hurt until i get out of bed and get moving. any ideas?