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Diabetes changes how you experience even small aches in your feet. You might notice tingling, sharp stabs, or a deep soreness that does not go away, which makes daily activities challenging. For many, foot pain is not just a sign of discomfort; it may also indicate a serious problem. Understanding exactly why diabetic foot
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Why Your Foot Pain Isn’t Going Away
Are you plagued by foot pain but not sure what’s exactly causing it? Foot pain can be due to wearing poorly fitting shoes or a minor soft-tissue injury, such as a sprain or strain, which is supposed to gradually heal with rest, over-the-counter medications, elevation, and other self-care measures. There are cases of foot pain,
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
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