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Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Among its many complications, diabetic foot conditions are among the most serious and often overlooked. These conditions can lead to pain, reduced mobility, and, in severe cases, amputation. The good news is that with timely intervention and medical care, these outcomes can often be
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5 Tips to Protect Your Diabetic Feet
If you have diabetes, it’s essential to take good care of your feet. That’s because diabetes can cause problems with the nerves and blood vessels in your feet, which affect sensation and healing. If you treat your feet poorly, you could be looking at serious infections, ulcers, and even amputation. Below are five tips to
Read MorePodiatry For Diabetics: How To Cope With Feet Problems
One of the most common problems that diabetics face is problems with their feet. Diabetic foot problems can range from minor issues like blisters and bunions to more serious complications like infections and ulcers. In extreme cases, diabetes can lead to amputation of the affected foot or leg. Therefore, if you are diabetic, in addition
Read MoreRules for Diabetic Foot Care
For people with diabetes, being aware of the challenges that come with the disease is extremely important. Among these challenges is the susceptibility to foot problems which, when left untreated, can literally cost the person a leg – or even their life. If you’re living with diabetes, it goes without saying that taking care of
Read MoreWhat is Diabetic Foot Care?
Having been diagnosed with diabetes, your treatment plan will most likely include making significant changes in your life. You need to make dietary changes as well as lifestyle changes if you want to prevent serious and potentially life-threatening complications. Effective diabetes management involves diabetic foot care. Diabetics are at high risk of developing peripheral neuropathy
Read MoreDiabetes and Wound Care of the Feet
One of the many possible consequences of diabetes are problems affecting the feet and legs. Prolonged periods of increased blood sugar levels in the body can lead to diabetic neuropathy, which damages nerves and in turn can result in the inability to feel sensations in the feet. That means even minor cuts or abrasions may
Read MoreWhy You Need an Orthopedist for Diabetic Foot Care
Living with diabetes means taking extra care of your health. It means you have to watch what you eat, exercise regularly, and take your medications. Smoking, sugary foods, and inactivity should be avoided. In addition, there is one thing that diabetics also have to deal with, and it has to do with their feet. One
Read MoreFoot Pain Management Options
You would never think of driving your car on a flat tire, or in the snow if your tires were bald. Like your car’s tires, your feet are where your rubber soles meet the road, so why would you not seek out treatment for your feet if you are feeling pain or have suffered an
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