By Dr. Zeeshan Hakim, General Surgery Foot ulcers in Diabetic patients are associated with peripheral arterial disease of the lower limb and neuropathy. This condition is more prevalent in older patients. About 5% of the diabetic patients have foot ulceration and 15% of the patients are at the lifetime risk of developing…
Foot Care In Type 2 Diabetics – Know Ayurvedic Tip For It!
By Dr. B.K. Prasanta Kumar, Ayurveda Diabetes affects blood circulation and also causes diabetic neuropathy which damages nerves. These two conditions lead to complications within the lower extremities in diabetic patients. It is very important for diabetic patients to take care of their foot. In diabetic patients, foot wounds and ulcers can…
Diabetes and Foot Ulcers
By Dr. Rajiv Kovil, Diabetology Common complications caused by diabetes include poor blood circulation and nerve damage. These issues may make the feet prone to skin sores or ulcers which are difficult to treat, and tend to worsen faster. But with proper foot care and management techniques, these foot ulcers can be…
How To Prevent Foot Ulcers In Diabetes?
By Dr. Neeta Shah, Diabetology Common complications caused by diabetes include poor blood circulation and nerve damage. These issues may make the feet prone to skin sores or ulcers which are difficult to treat, and tend to worsen faster. But with proper foot care and management techniques, these foot ulcers can be…
How Does Diabetes Cause Foot Ulcers?
By Dr. K K Goyal, Diabetology, Common complications caused by diabetes include poor blood circulation and nerve damage. These issues may make the feet prone to skin sores or ulcers which are difficult to treat, and tend to worsen faster. But with proper foot care and management techniques, these foot ulcers can…
Diabetic Foot Pain and Ulcers: Causes and Treatments
By Dr. Parimal Swamy, Diabetology Common complications caused by diabetes include poor blood circulation and nerve damage. These issues may make the feet prone to skin sores or ulcers which are difficult to treat, and tend to worsen faster. But with proper foot care and management techniques, these foot ulcers can…
Diabetes and Foot Ulcers – What You Should Know?
By Dr. Anuj Maheshwari , Diabetology Common complications caused by diabetes include poor blood circulation and nerve damage. These issues may make the feet prone to skin sores or ulcers which are difficult to treat, and tend to worsen faster. But with proper foot care and management techniques, these foot ulcers can…
How To Prevent Diabetic Foot Ulcers?
By Dr Shefali Karkhanis, Diabetology Common complications caused by diabetes include poor blood circulation and nerve damage. These issues may make the feet prone to skin sores or ulcers which are difficult to treat, and tend to worsen faster. But with proper foot care and management techniques, these foot ulcers can be…