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Basic knowledge of Diabetes:

Diabetes,also known as diabetes mellitus, describes a group of metabolicdiseases in which people have high blood sugar. Patients with highblood pressure will typically experience polyuria, polydipsia,polyphagia and weight loss. There are three types ofDiabetes.

low havebeen also found to have a higher risk, another risk of developingType 2 Diabetes is also greater as we get older.

Complications ofDiabetes:

Diabetic foot iscommonly seen in people with diabetes covering 25% of diabetics inAmerica. People with diabetes are far more likely to have a foot orleg amputated than other people.

Causes of diabetic foot

Diabetic foot develops from a combination of causes including poorcirculation and neuropathy.

Blood circulation: Highlevels of blood sugar and lipid can narrow the blood vessels of thefoot and leg, thus leading to decreased circulation in these parts.Poor circulation contributes to diabetic foot problems by reducingthe amount of oxygen and nutrition supplied to the tissues.Additionally, poor circulation can make the foot less able to fightinfection and to heal. Poor circulation can also lead to swellingand dryness of the foot.

Neuropathy: Diabeticneuropathy can reduce your ability to feel pain, heat, and cold.Diabetics can develop minor cuts, blisters, or pressure sores orother injuries, but they may not feel them due to theinsensitivity. However, if these minor injuries are left untreated,they may lead to serious outcomes, such as ulceration and evenamputation.

Foot care

If you are a diabetic, foot care is important to reduce the risk ofdiabetic foot conditions.

* Examine your feet each day

As you maydevelop some foot problems without noticing them, checking yourfeet each day is necessary. Also, you should have someone else lookat your feet if you cannot see them. You should check your feet forcuts, sores, red spots, swelling, or infected toenails. If you havethese problems and they do not heal after one day, you should callyour doctor immediately.