Diabetes & Foot Wounds – What Are the Early Warning Signs?-Dr Uday Ravi

 Spot the Signs Early — Protect Your Feet-Dr Uday Ravi



People with diabetes may be at higher risk of foot problems because diabetes can affect nerves and blood circulation. Reduced sensation may make it difficult to notice small cuts, blisters, or sores.

Early Warning Signs to Watch For
✓ Redness, swelling or unusual warmth
✓ Small cuts, blisters or sores
✓ Wounds that heal slowly
✓ Changes in skin colour
✓ Fluid or unusual discharge
✓ Tingling, burning or numbness
✓ New calluses or areas of increased pressure

Checking your feet every day can help you notice changes early.

How Can You Protect Your Feet?
✓ Check your feet every day
✓ Look at the soles and between your toes
✓ Wear comfortable, well-fitting footwear
✓ Avoid walking barefoot
✓ Keep your feet clean and dry
✓ Do not cut or remove corns and calluses yourself
✓ Get professional advice if you notice a wound or unusual change

When Should You Seek Medical Attention?
If you notice a sore, blister, ulcer, redness, swelling, colour change, or a wound that is not healing, contact your doctor or foot-care professional promptly.

🦶 Protect Your Feet


Happy Diabetic Foot & Podiatry Center

Dr. Uday Ravi
MBBS, MS
Indiranagar, Rajajinagar, Bangalore

📞 96865 36467
📧 happydiabeticfoot@gmail.com
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