Foot ulcers are persistent wounds that typically form on the feet, frequently caused by poor blood flow, nerve impairment, or trauma.
Moms never sit down, do they? Even on Mother’s Day, when they are supposed to be relaxing, you will find them sneaking into the kitchen to “fix one thing” or insisting on setting the table because “no one does it right.” Now, imagine doing all that with a painful diabetic foot ulcer. Ouch.
At Deniel Foot & Ankle Center, we know moms are tough, but when it comes to wounds and diabetes, ignoring the problem can lead to severe trouble. The good news? With diabetic wound care, you can keep mom on her feet (literally) and avoid scary diabetic foot ulcers before they even start.
Did you know that your love for sweet treats might be a hereditary trait? That’s right! Some studies suggest that your sweet tooth might be passed down from your parents. But while indulging in the occasional dessert is fine, when it comes to diabetes, your feet might not be as forgiving. If you are living with diabetes, you have heard the term “diabetic foot ulcers“. But what exactly are they, and why should you care? Let’s dive into diabetic wound care, diabetic ulcer treatment, and how the experts at Deniel Foot & Ankle Center in Houston can help you keep your feet happy and healthy.
