Patients undergo structured exercise sessions lasting 30 minutes, encompassing activities such as range of motion, flexibility exercises, strength training, balance exercises, and aerobic exercises, with designated intervals between each session.

Patients are provided with a simple exercise routine that lacks a structured format.

30 minutes of structured exercise programs

The scale consists of two parts: the first part involves a patient history assessment, while the second part focuses on physical examination. This scale is considered both reliable and practical for evaluating the severity of neuropathy. If the patient's score increases, it indicates a higher severity of the disease, whereas if the score decreases, it suggests a lower severity.

This objective measure is utilized to assess the vibratory pressure threshold in affected areas. It possesses the capability to detect various frequencies for vibratory pressure threshold assessment. It is regarded as a practical tool for evaluating both superficial and vibratory sensations. If there is an increased perception of frequency, it indicates that the vibratory pressure threshold is more severely affected.

The Neuropathy-and Foot-Ulcer Specific Quality of Life Instrument is designed as a Likert scale and serves as a reliable method for assessing quality of life related to neuropathy. If the scoring indicates a higher value, it suggests that the disease is more severe.

The Numeric Pain Rating Scale, ranging from 0 to 10, is employed as a subjective assessment tool to measure an individual's pain perception. In general, higher scores on the scale indicate a greater severity of pain linked to the disease.