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 Living with diabetes comes with many health responsibilities, and one of the most overlooked—but critically important—aspects is foot health. Diabetic foot problems can lead to serious complications if not properly managed. At DGPodiatrist, we specialize in preventative foot care and treatments designed specifically for those managing diabetes. In this blog, we’ll share expert tips on feet care for diabetics, helping you maintain your mobility and overall well-being. Why Foot Care Is Crucial for Diabetics People with diabetes are more susceptible to foot issues due to poor circulation, nerve damage (neuropathy), and slower healing. These issues can cause minor injuries to escalate into severe infections or even lead to amputation if left untreated. Common diabetic foot problems include: Numbness and tingling in the feet Foot ulcers and sores Fungal infections Cracks and dry skin Poor wound healing At DGPodiatrist, we’ve seen how early intervention and consistent foot care can pre...

Living with diabetes requires constant attention—not just to blood sugar levels, but also to your foot health. Diabetic foot problems are one of the most common and serious complications of diabetes, and without proper care, they can lead to infections, ulcers, or even amputation. At DGPodiatrist, we specialize in helping people with diabetes maintain healthy feet and avoid long-term complications. In this post, we’ll explain the risks, symptoms, and most importantly, how to protect your feet every day.  Why Are Feet at Risk in Diabetes? Diabetes can lead to two major issues that affect your feet: 1. Neuropathy (Nerve Damage) Diabetic neuropathy causes numbness or tingling in the feet, making it hard to feel injuries or pressure. You may not notice blisters, cuts, or ulcers until they become serious. 2. Poor Circulation Diabetes can also reduce blood flow, especially to the extremities. Poor circulation slows healing and increases the risk of infections and complications. Combined...