Article Summary
This research investigated the effects of an eight-week course of pulsed infrared light therapy (PILT) on diabetic patients with significant loss of peripheral protective sensation (PPS).
The findings demonstrated that PILT effectively improved PPS, even in patients with long-standing chronic neuropathies. These results highlight the potential of PILT as a valuable treatment approach for restoring peripheral sensation in individuals with long-term type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus.
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