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Burning feet syndrome is thought to be due to a specific autonomic neuropathy affecting predominantly small fibre cholinergic nerves. It is characterised by an uncomfortable burning sensation on the feet, often accentuated by heat or cold. It may be sporadic, familial or associated with diabetes mellitus.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| default for all languages | ED31 |
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| English | Burning feet syndrome |
Burning feet syndrome is thought to be due to a specific autonomic neuropathy affecting predominantly small fibre cholinergic nerves. It is characterised by an uncomfortable burning sensation on the feet, often accentuated by heat or cold. It may be sporadic, familial or associated with diabetes mellitus. |
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