-
Common Symptoms of Diabetic Foot Ulcers and How to Help Them
Diabetic foot ulcers are a common diabetes-related complication that affects many individuals living with diabetes. These open sores or wounds can develop on the bottom of the feet or toes and can lead to serious foot infections if not treated properly. A diabetic foot ulcer can also lead to nerve damage, poor blood circulation, and even amputation if left untreated. This post will discuss the common symptoms of diabetic foot ulcers and how to help them.
-
Foot Care Tips For Diabetics
While anyone can develop a foot ulcer, they're much more common in people with diabetes. Diabetes is a disease you can control through medication and proper eating, but it still affects the body. The feet are one of the most vulnerable body parts that suffer from diabetes, and ulcers are a common result. So how can those with diabetes prevent and treat these? Here is a guide that describes tips for diabetic wound care and ulcer prevention.
About Me
Your feet might not seem like an important part of your personal health and wellness routine, but you would be hard-pressed to work out without them. Unfortunately, many people overlook their foot health, only to end up suffering from debilitating bunions and painful ingrown toenails. A few years ago, I ignored a cut on my foot which eventually turned into a full-blown infection. After a near-amputation, I realized that I needed to start focusing on my whole body. I know that if you can start focusing on your foot health, you can avoid troubling conditions so that you can enjoy your life.