Proper foot care is crucial for managing type 2 diabetes, helping to prevent serious complications like infections or ulcers.

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It might sound strange, but some telltale signs of a potentially dangerous blood sugar-related health condition could appear on the feet. Diabetes ... you can get the treatment you need.

"Early treatment is key to preventing serious complications." Six foot-related symptoms of diabetes include: Cuts, ulcers, burns and blisters that don’t heal Dry, cracked skin Corns and calluses ...

"Early treatment is key to preventing serious complications." If you have poor circulation or neuropathy you are more likely to experience these foot complications. The clinic warns: "Diabetes ...

"Early treatment is key to preventing serious complications.", reports the Express. Foot and toe conditions associated with diabetes include poor circulation or diabetes-related neuropathy.

If left untreated, type 2 diabetes may lead to diabetic neuropathy or nerve damage, with peripheral neuropathy being the most common type, particularly affecting the feet. The Mayo Clinic warns ...

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This is an abnormal swelling of tissues due to fluid buildup. Swollen feet are a common side effect experienced ... tell your healthcare provider. Do not stop treatment without discussing it first.