Extremities far from the heart - such as the feet - are first to be affected by poor circulation, and that's especially true for people with diabetes. Wearing specific shoes for diabetics is one way ...

Choosing the right walking shoes is crucial for everyone, but if you’re managing diabetes, the stakes are even higher. Proper footwear isn’t just about comfort; it’s about protecting your ...

To prevent injury, wear protective, well-fitting shoes and socks at all times, even in the house. Change socks daily and more often if your feet get wet or sweaty. Avoid socks with holes or seams.

Lorna Rothery spoke to a team at Mid Yorkshire Teaching Hospital about the risk factors for and prevention of diabetic foot ...

Diabetes is a long-lasting health condition where sugar levels in the blood are higher than normal. This happens when the ...

And not everybody who takes off their shoes should do so. "People with diabetic feet, some have a loss of protective feeling," Calis notes. "We podiatrists tell them never to walk around barefoot.

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Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) are a serious complication of diabetes, often arising due to nerve damage or poor circulation.

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EatingWell / Alexander Huang Reviewed by Dietitian Brierley Horton, M.S., RD Choosing the right walking shoes is crucial for everyone, but if you’re managing diabetes, the stakes are even higher.