Diabetes and Foot Complications
Diabetic patients are prone to having foot problems, because of two complications of diabetes: first one nerve damage (neuropathy) and second one poor circulation. Neuropathy leads to cause loss of feeling in your feet, taking away your ability to feel discomfort and pain, so you are unable to detect an injury or irritation in your foot. Poor blood circulation in your feet reduces your ability to heal, making it hard for even a tiny cut to resist infection.
Diabetes-Related Foot & Leg Problems
- Infections and ulcers (sores) that do not heal
- Corns and calluses
- Dry, cracked skin
- Nail disorders
- Hammertoes and bunions
- Charcot foot
- Poor blood flow
- Diabetic Foot ulcers
- Diabetic Foot Amputation
- Diabetic Foot Pain
- Charcot’s foot
- Gangrene
- Miscellaneous Diabetic Foot Damage
- Footcare in Diabetes
Related Conference of Diabetes and Foot Complications
September 23-24, 2026
24th Global Conference on Diabetes, Endocrinology and Primary Healthcare
Paris, France
September 28-29, 2026
25th International Conference on Diabetes, Nutrition, Obesity and Eating Disorders
Berlin, Germany
November 23-24, 2026
35th International Conference on Clinical Diabetes, Diabetic Medication & Treatment
Amsterdam, Netherlands