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Diabetic Foot Health Articles

Daily care habits, ulcer prevention, and the coverage programs that make diabetic foot care one of medicine's best investments.

Feet are the first place circulation problems show and the last place people look for them. The signs have patterns.

On most feet a callus is cosmetic. On a diabetic foot it's a pressure gauge, and sometimes a lid over something worse.

Medicare pays for therapeutic shoes and inserts for qualifying diabetics every year. Most eligible patients never use it.

Most diabetic ulcers are predictable, which means most are preventable. Here's where they come from and how to interrupt the process.

Feet are where diabetes does its quietest damage. This guide covers the daily habits that keep small problems small.

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