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I had neuropathy in my lower legs as well for a number of years- it was bad enough that it progressed to entrapped nerves & scored me no less than 9 surgeries to alleviate them. That was my wake-up call that something was really wrong, and also the biggest indicator that I was a diabetic & didn't know it. Medications got my sugars under control (sort of), but now my sugar has been in the 90's consistently since RnY surgery, and I haven't had a bit of neuropathy pain. I'm no doctor, nor can I say this will happen to you, but it might be encouraging that getting my blood sugar finally where it was supposed to be worked like magic.

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