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Foot health practitioner needing diabetes advice

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, May 24, 2017.

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hello everyone,

I'm a qualified foot health practitioner and this includes treating patients with diabetes however only if they are not at high risk of developing an ulceration which can result in amputation.

I am having trouble defreniating a high risk patient. I know I can treat patients with diabetes and just callus present which would be classed as a low risk patient but can I treat patients with just neuropathy present and no other risk factor or let's say deformity or non critical...

Foot health practitioner needing diabetes advice

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admin, May 24, 2017

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