Diabetes and Your Feet
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Caring for Your Feet with Diabetes
Living with diabetes requires extra attention to various health aspects, especially foot care. Complications from diabetes, such as reduced blood circulation and nerve damage, can impact your feet significantly.
Recognizing Symptoms and Preventive Measures
Poor Circulation
Symptoms:- Cold feet
- Sore legs when walking
- Foot pain at night
These may indicate poor blood circulation, slowing the healing process for cuts or other injuries.
Prevention:
- Stay active to boost circulation.
- Manage blood sugar, cholesterol, and blood pressure.
- Avoid smoking.
Nerve Damage
Symptoms:- Numbness
- Burning sensation on soles
- Tingling or "pins and needles" in feet
Nerve damage can make it difficult to feel cuts or blisters, increasing the risk of ulcers.
Prevention:
- Regularly inspect your feet for injuries.
- Treat corns or calluses promptly with a podiatrist's help.
- Wash and dry between toes thoroughly.
- Keep nails trimmed and smooth.
The Importance of Foot Care
While pampering your feet feels great, for those with diabetes, it's crucial for preventing serious health issues. Consider scheduling regular foot massages and check-ups to maintain foot health and enjoy some relaxation.
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