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Pain in a diabetic's foot or toe is something that deserves prompt medical attention. A concern can be diabetic neuropathy, a complication of under-controlled or uncontrolled diabetes.
Folks sometimes have Type II diabetes for many months or years before getting an official diagnosis, and during that time damage can begin.
There are treatments for neuropathy and one of the best things to do is to maintain near-normal blood sugars to help prevent any additional damage.
I wish you relief soon.