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The Diabetic Foot

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum' started by admin, Jan 2, 2019.

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All forms of diabetes is becoming so widespread, it is almost as though we have become complacent regarding it. The incidence is increasing in most countries despite public health interventions are seeking to control the obesity crisis which is underpinning the diabetes challenge. Diabetes has a number of problems which join together to put the foot at significant risk from complications. These complications vary from a mild infection to the more serious complications like a need to amputate...

The Diabetic Foot

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admin, Jan 2, 2019

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