Peripheral neuropathy occurs when the sensory, motor, and autonomic functions of peripheral nerves are affected. (1) Sensory neuropathy may lead to pain and burning and loss of sensation (1,2) including vibration, proprioception, temperature and protective sensation. (3) Motor neuropathy may lead to diminished tendon reflexes (1) weakness, and bony deformities, which can lead to areas of increased pressure. (3, 4) Autonomic neuropathy may lead to decreased sweat production, (1,2) resulting in dry, cracked, calloused skin, and plantar ulceration. (3, 5) (6, 8)