Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment

• February 15, 2023
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Diabetes frequently leads to foot ulcers, which are difficult to treat with diet, exercise, and insulin therapy. Skin tissue deteriorating and exposing the layers beneath causes ulcers to form. They can affect your feet all the way down to the bones and are most common under your big toes and on the balls of your feet. Although foot ulcers can occur in all diabetics, regular foot hygiene can help avoid them. Depending on their aetiology, diabetic foot ulcers require different treatments. One of the initial indicators of a foot ulcer is leakage from the foot, which may cause your socks or shoes to get stained. Early signs may also include unusual swelling, itchiness, redness, and odours coming from one or both feet. The black tissue (known as eschar) surrounding the ulcer is the most obvious indicator of a significant foot ulcer. This develops because the area surrounding the ulcer does not receive enough healthy blood flow. The area around the ulcer may develop partial or total gangrene, which is the term for tissue death brought on by infections. In this situation, pungent discharge, discomfort, and numbness could happen.

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