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Diabetes and Foot Ulcer: Why do diabetic patients develop foot ulcer?
A foot ulcer is a breakdown of the skin that exposes the underlying tissue. It can range from a shallow red sore to a deep wound that may expose the bones or tendons. The ulcer can be caused from pressure, friction, trauma or inadequate blood flow due to Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD). In diabetic patients,…
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Most Common Foot Problems with Diabetes: Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore
Living with diabetes requires diligent care to prevent complications, especially when it comes to foot health. For individuals with diabetes, even minor foot issues can escalate into serious conditions if left untreated. This blog highlights the most common foot problems associated with diabetes, focusing on neuropathic symptoms like numbness, paresthesia, and tingling sensations, which makes…
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Why Keeping Your Feet Healthy In A Diabetic Patients Is Paramount?
Diabetic patients will have reduced sensations in the feet due to the damage of nerves(neuropathy). This is because a foot is that part of the body which is often overlooked. But the fact is they are one of the most vital parts of the body. Both of the feet make up to 25% of the…
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Surgical Treatment Of The Infected Diabetic Foot
The foot is the most overused and underrated part of the body that carries 1.5 times the body weight while we walk. Feet undergo a lot of wear and tear during the lifetime. Even though it is essential to maintain healthy feet for all the individuals, it is more insisted for the diabetic population. Improper…
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Ideal Footwear For Diabetics
People always try to compliment their trendy outlook with stylish footwear even though they feel uncomfortable wearing them. But improper shoes in diabetic people can trigger foot problems like small ulcers followed by infections that can sometimes lead to serious toe amputations. A proper fitting shoe can reduce foot problems and amputations by as much…