Foot Care is Key for Diabetics
November is National Diabetes Month. Learn crucial diabetic foot care tips to protect your feet from nerve damage and poor circulation.
Get Rid of Dry Skin on Your Feet
The most common and widespread dry skin forms at the heels of the feet, making cracked heels and dry foot skin one of the more prevalent foot conditions! For most individuals, this may not be a worrisome issue; however, when these cracks become deeper than usual, they can be highly uncomfortable to stand on and…
Cracked Heels and What to Watch
Your heels take quite a beating throughout the day, and with the weather changing all the time, they can crack, peel, and cause bleeding. When this happens, you need to treat it right away, or as a person with diabetes, you need to go to a podiatrist. Untreated cracks will cause bacteria and infections, which…
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