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DIABETES FOOT PROBLEMS UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTION

People with diabetes should prioritize foot care, even if their feet seem fine. Daily foot care is essential to prevent potential complications. Here are some signs, symptoms, and solutions to prevent diabetic foot problems. If you have any concerns about your feet, you can order diabetic foot care products online from a reputable online pharmacy - Life Pharmacy in the UK. Read our blog to learn more about foot care tips to prevent foot problems in diabetes.

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DIABETES FOOT PROBLEMS UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTION

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  1. DIABETES FOOT PROBLEMS: UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTION

  2. About Us Even though your feet appear to be in excellent condition, diabetes necessitates that you take special care of them. Daily foot care frequently gets overlooked in the midst of all the duties involved in treating your condition. Prioritizing it is essential as a safeguard against potential difficulties, though. Visit Life Pharmacy, trusted online chemists to assist you in understanding and avoiding diabetic foot issues:

  3. Two primary problems that diabetes can cause in relation to the feet: Peripheral vascular disease Diabetic neuropathy Factors associated with diabetes that increase the risk of nerve damage: Nerve damage is a common problem of diabetes, but some factors can increase your risk. If you experiencing any of the following, then it's essential to be attentive: Difficulty in managing blood sugar levels: Having uncontrolled blood sugar levels can harm your nerves. Long-standing diabetes with consistently high blood sugar: Long-term exposure to high concentrations raises the risk of nerve injury. Being overweight: Your body may struggle to appropriately manage blood sugar if you are overweight. Age over 40: As we age, nerve injury becomes more common. High blood pressure and cholesterol: These disorders may worsen existing nerve damage.

  4. Diabetic foot symptoms: Changes in skin color Swelling in the foot or ankle Pain in the legs Ingrown toe nails Dry, cracked skin especially around the heel Tingling, burning, or pain the feet Change in the shape of feet over time Hair loss on the toes, feet, or lower legs Thickened, yellow toenails Blister, sores, ulcers or ingrown toenails Fungal infections such as athlete's foot

  5. Take care of your overall health Foot care tips for diabetics: Proper foot hygiene Care for corns and calluses Wear appropriate foot wear Daily foot inspection Moisturize your feet Proper toenail care Wear comfortable socks Promote good blood circulation Protect your feet from high temperatures Inspect shoes before wearing Seek medical attention

  6. Contact Us 0207 511 8292 https://www.lifepharmacy.co.uk/ customercare@lifepharmacy.co.uk The Hub, 123 Star Lane, London E16 4PZ

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