Diabetic Foot Risk Assessment

Service Description

One of the most serious complications of diabetes is neuropathy, or the loss of feeling in your feet. With neuropathy, if you have blister or step on something sharp, you might not be able to feel that your foot is hurt or developing an infection. You may keep walking on the injured area, causing additional injury or ulcers. In severe cases, this could lead to amputations. Common foot condition in people with diabetes.  Dry skin and foot ulcers  Blisters , calluses, and corns  fungus of the skin or toenails  ingrown toenails  bunions, hammer toes, heel spurs, and other deformities