Diabetic foot is a potentially severe consequence of diabetes mellitus that often appears in the form of ulcers or sores on the feet, particularly ones that heal very slowly or not at all.
If you live with diabetes, it’s essential to regularly inspect your feet, between your toes, and along the soles.
Those who have had diabetes for many years, particularly type 1 diabetes, should pay extra attention to their lower limbs.
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