People with diabetes need to take special care of their feet because diabetes can cause nerve damage (neuropathy) and poor blood circulation. The nerve damage known as diabetic neuropathy, reduces sensation in the feet, making it difficult to detect injuries like cuts or blisters, which can then become infected.
Nerve damage can even alter the shape of your feet making previously comfortable shoes difficult to walk in. Friction from ill-fitting shoes can lead to calluses and corns, blisters and bunions, exposing the skin to germs and potential infection. To make matters worse, poor blood circulation makes it harder for the foot to fight infections and heal. Dr Amita Jain, the top laparoscopic surgeon in India shares a few tips and tricks that will take care of your diabetic foot.
How to take care of a diabetic foot?
Dr Amita Jain shares several ways that could help you to take care of your diabetic foot. They are as follows:1. Regular Foot Inspection: Make it a habit to inspect your feet every day. Look out for any redness, cuts, blisters, or swelling. Don’t forget to check between your toes and the soles of your feet. Use a mirror to check the bottom of your feet...........
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