Discover how custom-molded diabetic footwear prevents foot ulcers, infections, and amputations. Dr. APS Suri shares expert insights on diabetic foot care and prevention. Diabetes, affecting millions globally, increases the risk of foot ulcers , infections, and even amputations. Often, a small cut or blister goes unnoticed, leading to serious complications. That’s why preventative measures like custom-made diabetic footwear are essential. In this article, Dr. APS Suri, a leading expert in diabetic foot care, explains how specialized shoes can prevent diabetic foot ulcers and safeguard your health. Unlike standard shoes, custom-molded diabetic footwear is designed to meet your unique needs. These shoes are crafted using molds of your feet, ensuring a perfect fit and reducing pressure points. Benefits of Custom-Molded Diabetic Footwear ·          Pressure Redistribution Custom footwear evenly distributes pressure across your foot, signif...

  Diabetic foot is a serious complication caused by prolonged high blood sugar levels. According to Dr. APS Suri , poor diabetes management often leads to: ·          Nerve Damage (Neuropathy): Reduced sensation in the feet, making injuries harder to detect ·          Poor Blood Circulation: Impaired healing and increased risk of infections If untreated, these issues can result in chronic wounds, infections, or even amputations. Preventing diabetic foot starts with consistent blood sugar control. Why Blood Sugar Control Prevents Diabetic Foot Maintaining optimal blood sugar levels offers multiple health benefits. Dr. Suri emphasizes: ·          Prevents Nerve Damage: Stable blood sugar reduces the risk of neuropathy ·          Improves Circulation: Promotes faster healing of wounds and ulcers ·  ...

  Diabetic foot problems happen mostly due to two factors: Peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage) Poor blood circulation These conditions make the feet prone to injuries and slow-healing wounds. Common complications include: Foot Ulcers: Open sores caused by pressure or poorly fitting shoes. Often painless at first, these can turn serious if unnoticed. Infections: Because circulation and immunity are weaker, even small infections can spread fast. Charcot Foot: Nerve damage weakens bones, leading to fractures and foot deformities. Gangrene: Complete lack of blood flow can cause tissue death, sometimes leading to amputation. Amputations: Severe infections and gangrene can result in lower-limb amputations if not treated in time. Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore Dr. A P S Suri strongly recommends checking your feet daily. Watch out for: Redness, swelling, or warmth Blisters, cuts, or open sores Skin color changes Pain or tenderness Thick or ...