Diabetic neuropathic pain is pain that some patients may develop diabetes due to high blood glucose levels. These high levels can damage many body organs, including the nerves that carry impulses to the brain. While some people with pain from diabetes have no symptoms, others have pain, tingling or numbness in the extremities. Such symptoms can occur in any organ system, including the digestive tract, heart and sexual organs. This pain in diabetic patients is due to decompensation of the disease for a period of time. Pain management for diabetes is to maintain a good condition of the patient care during illness and try to reverse the values of blood glucose until they return to normal.