diabeticfootcare•
A black toe isn't a wound to treat at home — it's dead tissue and a vascular emergency. Here's how to catch it earlier.
patienteducation•
A four-step home dressing routine — dry, observe, cover, seal — plus the three phases of healing every diabetic foot patient should recognize.
story•
Episode 5 of the Diabetic Foot Manual: why heels and narrow shoes drive four common foot deformities, why a callus is an early warning sign of ulceration, and the simple do/don't l
diabeteseducation•
Ten daily habits that prevent diabetic foot wounds and amputations — grouped into four routines any patient can follow.
diabeteseducation•
Juan wore closed shoes every day and still developed a foot wound — because the shoe didn't match his foot shape.