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Sores that develop at the foot and stay for more than a week are now as diabetic feet. These kinds of sores are mainly seen in diabetic patients.
It starts from a minor wound and further develops into a blister, dry, cracked skin, or a recent cut or scrape.
However, unlike most other wounds, they don’t cure over a period and might spread, which could be a cause of concern somewhere. For this reason, it’s critical to get treatment for diabetic foot ulcers as soon as possible.
Diabetic feet are contracted due to many reasons which are listed below:
Risk factors for diabetic foot ulcers
All diabetics are at risk for foot ulcers, however, specific variables make diabetic foot ulcers more likely to occur. As follows:
Experts suggest these treatments for diabetic ulcers.
As we all know the mode of treatment depends upon the injury, and your body allows it. At first, your physician will examine the injury, clean the wound and bandage it with a sterile dressing in less serious situations.
If the case will be severe then, it may lead to surgery.
Some self-care for diabetic foot are:
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