Effects of sensory stimulation on balance and postural control in diabetic neuropathy: systematic review

Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is a complication of Diabetes Mellitus and the most common noncommunicable disease. It involves decreases in sensations Lower extremity strength leading to reduce dynamic stability balance postural control. The purpose study review effects sensory stimulation interventions on Balance Postural control neuropathy. A systematic was conducted following centers for Goggle scholar, PUBMED science direct database using keywords Sensory Stimulation, Balance, control, time frame search from 2006 2021. resulted 18 articles with duration 1 day 26 weeks total population 1,422 diabetes type I II patients year There were strong evidences noticeable difference DPN. Based our analysis results, stated that Vibration, Plantar Massages, Kinesiotaping, Rocker shoe, Vibromedical insole, Conventional exercises proprioception stimulation, Mechanical noise have shown significant Whereas, offloading devices did not show any remarkable variance. currently existing studies require clear recommendation whether which intervention more effective. Thus, longer are required improve Neuropathy.