As Table 1 shows, Disability Insurance benefits typically replace less than half of a disabled workerâs previous earnings. As of March 2013, the average monthly benefit for a disabled worker was about $1,129, with male workers receiving $1,255 per month and female workers receiving $993 per month on average.
The doctor will either give you his diagnosis or refer you to another specialist. If the diagnosis is diabetic neuropathy, then the next thing to do is to treat the diabetes. If you are overweight or obese, youâll have to lose the excess weight since this adds to the feeling of burning in the legs.
There are many reasons why one could have burning feet. If you have not been diagnosed with diabetes, your burning feet could simply be from being tired. However, according to the Mayo Clinic, burning feet are sometimes a symptom of peripheral neuropathy, or nerve damage that could be caused by diabetes. Diabetes that is not under control can damage nerves in any part of the body, including those in your legs and feet.