Diabetic foot care focuses on preventing and treating foot problems that can develop with diabetes. At NewDawn Mobile Wound Care in Oklahoma, treating patients throughout the state, expert nurse practitioners Marena De Jesus, APRN, provide personalized, in-home care to monitor wounds, support circulation, and promote healing. This approach helps reduce infection risk and protects your feet. Call the office today or book online to schedule your evaluation and get started.
Diabetic foot care is the routine care and attention your feet need when you have diabetes. Because diabetes can affect blood flow and nerve function, your feet may not heal as quickly or feel injuries the same way.
This type of care focuses on keeping your feet healthy, preventing wounds, and treating any problems early. It can include regular checkups, proper cleaning, and watching for changes in your skin or nails.
If you have diabetes, your body may have a harder time healing even small cuts or sores. Without proper care, these small issues can turn into serious wounds or infections that take longer to treat and may lead to further complications.
Diabetic foot care helps reduce this risk by catching problems early and supporting healthy healing. When you stay on top of your foot health, you can help prevent complications that could lead to more serious conditions.
You should pay attention to changes in your feet. Common signs include:
These symptoms may mean your feet need medical attention, especially if they don’t improve on their own.
Diabetic foot care involves regular checkups, proper treatment of any wounds, and consistent daily care of your feet. Your NewDawn Mobile Wound Care provider may clean and treat any wounds, check circulation, and monitor for signs of infection.
You can also help by:
If you have diabetes and want to protect your feet, don’t wait for problems to start. Contact NewDawn Mobile Wound Care today by phone or online to schedule your in-home evaluation and get the care you need to stay healthy.