Dr.
David Bastawros Offers Help for Sufferers of Diabetic Foot Wounds
The problem with diabetes is that it manages to affect the entire body- right from the head to the toe.
In fact foot
problems are very common among diabetics.
A wound as small as a...
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Dr.
David Bastawros Offers Help for Sufferers of Diabetic Foot Wounds
The problem with diabetes is that it manages to affect the entire body- right from the head to the toe.
In fact foot
problems are very common among diabetics.
A wound as small as a blister, can cause a lot of damage if left
unattended.
A Plano, Texas based podiatrist, Dr.
David Bastawros DPM has offered to help people suffering from
diabetic foot wounds.
“Diabetics must constantly monitor their feet to avoid disastrous consequences including amputation.
This is
because diabetes decreases blood flow and hence injuries are slow to heal.
Puncture wounds, bruises, pressure
areas, redness, warmth, blisters, ulcers, scratches, cuts and even nail problems should not be ignored,” says
Doctor David Bastawros.
Taking care of the feet is simple, but needs continuous effort.
Things like keeping the feet warm, preventing them
from getting wet from rain and snow, keeping the feet away from radiators and in front of the f
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