Diabetic foot ulcers: A careful evaluation of the feet every day for cuts, scrapes, bruises, irritations, corns, calluses is the most important thing that you can do. A trained podiatrist is vital to every diabetic patient and you should set up regular visits as a preventive maneuver. A determination can be made about diabetic footware for you. Any indication of arterial disease will be referred for studies and consult.
Answered 11/16/2011
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Few things: Good foot care follow with a podiatrist dont walk barefoot.
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Prevention: Diabetics often times develope dry skin which can cause the skin to become more fragile. Keep dry skin hydrated with a good moisturiser. Watch your diet, keep your blood sugar under good control, and follow up with your physician when recommended.
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