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“Avoiding amputation: Jump feet first into diabetes foot care”

Diabetes can damage nerves and reduce circulation in the feet, allowing an injury to go unnoticed and making healing more difficult.

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Diabetes can damage nerves and reduce circulation in the feet, allowing an injury to go unnoticed and making healing more difficult. Foot checks, appropriate footwear, and professional assessment of a new sore are practical parts of prevention. The dramatic wording of the former headline should not be read as a prediction that an individual will need amputation.

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  1. NIDDK: Diabetes and Foot Problems ↗
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