Diabetic Amyotrophy presents with?: (A) Pain in front of thigh, (B) 3rd nerve palsy with pupillary sparing, (C) Distal areflexia, (D) Asymmetric motor weakness
Answer is A. Diabetic amyotrophy presents with severe pain in front of thigh. Subsequently weakness and wasting of quadriceps develops. Management involves analgesia and improved diabetes control. The symptoms improve over 6-18months.