There are many different consequences of having diabetes including: peripheral neuropathy, ulcerations, anhidrosis and decreased healing. Having diabetes increases the risk of foot trauma and injury. It is important for Read more

Increased pressures at the plantar (bottom) aspect of the hallux (big toe) can potentially lead to very thick callus and potentially ulceration in patients with diabetes mellitus. Relieving pressure will Read more

Nutrition plays a vital role in living a healthy lifestyle and it is very important in the management of chronic wounds and diabetic wounds in particular. Malnutrition can lead to Read more

A recent report from the Centre of Disease Control from 2018 shows that 100 million adults now are living with diabetes or pre diabetes. One of four adults are living Read more

“The best way to prevent blisters is to take steps to stop any rubbing or friction from converting an area of irritation to a full-blown blister,” says Christopher Hood, DPM. Read more