Which of the following diabetic neuropathies is considered rapidly reversible?

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Hyperglycemic neuropathy occurs in an individual with poorly controlled diabetes, and in those who have been newly diagnosed, rapidly reversible nerve conduction abnormalities have been reported. Symptoms disappear when the individual's blood sugar is controlled, although abnormalities in nerve conduction may persist. The other choices are considered generalized symmetric polyneuropathies.

Which of the Following Diabetic Neuropathies Is Considered Rapidly Reversible