This study is for people with **Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy (DPN)**, a condition that affects the nerves in the feet and ankles, often caused by diabetes. It looks at how special feedback, called **biofeedback**, can help improve walking. Biofeedback gives real-time information about how someone is walking, helping them adjust to walk better. The study will use tools like questionnaires, clinical exams, and a special treadmill for a 3D walking analysis. Participants will also receive visual and sound feedback while walking to help improve their steps.
**Key Points:**
- Duration: The study involves walking on a treadmill and completing questionnaires and exams. - Eligibility: Participants must be able to walk 10 meters without help and have a diabetes and DPN diagnosis. - Exclusions: Those with a history of amputation, severe visual or cognitive issues, or other foot problems are not eligible.If you're eligible and interested, this study may help improve your walking ability and reduce risks like ulcers or amputations. Remember to discuss with your doctor if you are considering participating.