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The main problem is that measuring pain remains subjective: doctors rely on what the patient reports, which often doesn't accurately reflect the severity of the damage. In people with diabetes, this is especially critical, as up to 50% develop diabetic neuropathy, a condition that damages nerves and can cause severe pain or loss of sensation. If not detected early, it can lead to ulcers, infections, and, in many cases, amputations. Current tools for diagnosing this condition are invasive, expensive, or poorly accessible, which delays treatment and worsens outcomes.