Diabetic Feet Don’t Hurt — That’s the Danger - Dr Uday Ravi

 Early Care Today, Healthy Feet Tomorrow - Dr Uday Ravi


Are you living with diabetes? Are you checking your feet even when they don’t hurt?

Reduced sensation in the feet can sometimes make small injuries difficult to notice. A cut, blister, pressure area, or wound may go unnoticed.

What Should You Check?

✅ Cuts or small wounds
✅ Blisters
✅ Redness or swelling
✅ Changes in skin colour
✅ Cracked or dry skin
✅ Numbness or tingling
✅ Wounds that are not healing

 Simple Foot-Care Tips

✅ Check your feet regularly
✅ Wear comfortable, properly fitting footwear
✅ Avoid walking barefoot
✅ Keep your feet clean and dry
✅ Pay attention to any changes
✅ Seek medical advice for concerning or persistent foot problems

Don’t Wait for Pain
Are you assuming everything is fine because your feet don’t hurt? Regular foot checks can help you notice changes early.

🦶 Don’t Wait for Pain — Protect Your Feet Early.

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 🦶 Early Care Today, Healthy Feet Tomorrow



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