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Apply moisturizer twice daily Go for lab tests Hba1c , LFT, RFT, TFT, vit B12 BP monitoring Sp02 and pulse rate also Edema present or not?

Please consult a General Physician in your area for a physical examination. Deep vein thrombosis should be excluded.

Please consult

Get his serum vit b12 levels, color doppler of feet dine .Meanwhile share any symptoms he has. Apply cotaryl ointment over the hardened skin , 2 to 3 times daily. Give him tab neurobion forte one daily for 4 to 6 weeks.

The skin in the second pon the dorsum of hand looks like scaly dry skin  looks like kertosis pilaris ?.icthyosis it is associated with neuropathy. Get HbA1 c ,cbc with peripheral smear,lft ,rft and get local examined by a physician

Hyperpigmentation is normal in diabetic patients., apply oil twice a day., drink more water , hydration is more important..,

Since he is a diabetic patient, it's the most common symptom,advised to check HbA1C test..skin appears to be very dry and advised to moisturize it regularly it could be Dermatitis,advised to take plenty of fluids,keep sugar under control, corticosteroid tropical cream applied only after consulting dermatologist.

Appears like hyperpigmentation of the skin with dryness.Apply olive oil twice daily for a few weeks.Avoid creams containing high potency steroids for long time,as these may thin the skin over the affected area

Go for routine checkup Hba1c FBG AND PPBG lipid profile LFT KFT VITAMIN B12 TFT look for any painful limb or numbness or loss of sensations in lower limb

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Need more information like HbA1c status FBS PPBS level Detailed treatment history Any signs of neuropathy??

Diabetic dermopathy and acquired ichthyosis. Apply moisturizer over hands. Need further history for skin discoloration of leg just to rule out cellulitis, if no inflammatory features can be reassuring.

Looks like dry skin. Please use moisturiser cream like E45. Get pulses checked in his feet or an ABPI test just in case due to his diabetes. All the best. WWW.JGSR-HEALTH-EDUCATION.IN

Hyperpigmentation in diabetic patients is common after long time.KFT, LFT, HbA1c, s.electrolyte test is required. Xerodol sp , moisturizer ointment required. Consult me for further management and evaluation.

From the image: • Darkening of skin over the hand • Dry, thickened, rough texture • Prominent skin lines • Hyperpigmentation over knuckles In a 58-year-old diabetic patient, most likely causes are:

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Looks like chronic hyperpigmentation with dryness and thickening, common in long-standing eczema / frictional dermatitis, especially in diabetics.

Cellulitis,  consult superspecialist like general surgeon. Till than, Tab Augmentine duo625 three times a day after food for 10 days. Zerodol sp three times after food for five days. Montek lc one at night for five days. Manicure, pedicure by specialist advisable. There after  moisturizer to be applied.

Needs thorough evaluation at thus age.

Dear Patient, Changes in skin color in your father can occur due to various reasons including diabetes-related skin changes, fungal or bacterial infections, eczema, pigmentation disorders, or vascular issues. Since he is diabetic, careful evaluation is important to rule out infections or circulatory problems. What you should do - Observe if the skin change is localized or spreading - Keep the area clean and dry - Avoid scratching or applying unknown creams Tests - Blood sugar (fasting and post-meal) to ensure diabetes is controlled - Complete blood count (CBC) and liver/kidney function tests - Skin swab or biopsy if infection or pigmentation disorder is suspected - Thyroid function tests if there are associated hair or skin changes Medicines - Topical antifungal creams if fungal infection is suspected - Moisturizers or emollients for dry or itchy skin - Specific prescription creams based on dermatologist evaluation consult me - Rapidly spreading or darkening skin patches - Pain, itching, oozing, or bleeding from affected area - Any signs of infection like redness, warmth, or fever For further guidance and personalized treatment you may consult me on Practo anytime.

Seems like long term diabetic skin changes.. Dry skin can also complement.. Use a good moisturiser

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Few more details needed for further evaluation. Kindly consult

Please consult for physical examination

It's not uncommon on people with diabetes, continuous using of moisturizer will help , can use Cetaphil body moisturizer over all this dark areas

Use dermadew

Consult to dermatologist

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

ITS A DERMOPATHY,WITH DRY SKIN CHANGES AND MILD CELLULITIC CHANGES IN THE LEG . IF ANY PAIN IN THE LEG BETTER SEE DOC.

Need some more details kindly consult

Cbc , s.electrolyte, pt inr , consult for physical examination

Cellulitis Pls have physical examination with nearby surgeon