At NY Foot Health, we know that swelling of the feet and ankles is common in patients with diabetes.
Here are six steps to consider if you have diabetes and are dealing with edema
One of the key healthcare professionals on your diabetic care team is your podiatrist. If you have diabetes but do not have a podiatrist, the first thing you can do to better manage your diabetes is to find one near you. Our online directory offers a list of doctors of podiatric medicine to help.
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November is American Diabetes Month and a good time to arm yourself to fight this disease and its dangerous complications.
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We want patients to know they can take charge and prevent a prediabetes diagnosis from progressing to diabetes.
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Patients with diabetes need to go beyond basics and take some additional steps to prevent podiatric complications that can stem from this disease.
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A healthy heart means good circulation—a key component of good podiatric health. Getting nutrients and oxygen-rich blood to your lower extremities means feet can stay healthy, and any wounds or injuries can heal promptly.
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We want our patients to understand the importance of managing diabetes and your feet. November is American Diabetes Month and a good time to talk about this disease, affecting over 34 million people in our country.
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We want to educate patients about how to be proactive in the care of their feet. For people with diabetes, that means taking special precautions.
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Many podiatry practices remain open as they provide essential services. You are encouraged to schedule a visit with your podiatrist if you have an ulcer or wound. This reduces both visits to the ER or Urgent Care Centers, and, contact with others.
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There are several simple ways you can minimize the risk of complications from diabetes.
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We know there is an important correlation between your weight and the health of your feet and ankles. Being obese or overweight can result in foot problems.
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November is American Diabetes Month, and we want to be sure that patients are informed about this disease, which can have a detrimental affect on the health of your feet, as well as the rest of your body.
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Research has shown the foot ulcers are preventable. Below are some ways you can lower your risk of foot ulcers if you have diabetes.
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Neuropathy is another word for nerve damage. The type of neuropathy that most affects your feet is peripheral neuropathy.
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Did you know that your feet can act as an early warning system for several diseases that affect the whole body? One of these is diabetes.
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Knowing what increases the chances of developing a foot ulcer and taking steps to prevent them can greatly reduce your risk for this dangerous complication.
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At NY Foot Health (part of the New York State Podiatric Medical Association, NYSPMA), we know that one of the more significant health threats faced by diabetic patients is the development of a foot ulcer.
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