May 25, 2022

Hello Beautiful,
Foot health is important for everyone. Most of us don't think a lot about foot care, but it's essential to prevent foot health issues to keep your whole body healthy. Foot health is even more vital for people with diabetes.

Be Well,
Anisa

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1. Clean Your Feet Daily...

Wash your feet daily in lukewarm water.

Use a soft washcloth or sponge and gentle soap. Then, rinse thoroughly and dry your feet completely before donning socks and shoes.

2. Inspect Your Feet Regularly...

Check your feet for blisters, redness, small cuts, or cracked skin. If you can't see the bottom of your feet, use a hand mirror with magnification.

Never ignore a problem with your feet. If you notice any problems, contact a doctor or physical therapist.

3. Cut Nails Carefully and Regularly...

Keep your nails trimmed, but not too short. Nails that are cut too short can become ingrown and cause soreness or infection.

It is best to cut nails straight across and then carefully file the edges. If you cannot cut your own nails, a podiatrist can assist.

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4. Always Wear Well-Fitted Shoes...

Shoes that don't fit well may cause blisters that can lead to infection or other problems.

5. Moisturize Your Feet at Night...

Keep your skin soft and healthy by moisturizing every night. This can help prevent itching or cracking. Avoid putting lotion between your toes.

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6. Keep Your Blood Sugar Under Control...

According to the National Institutes of Health, diabetes can affect your feet. High blood sugar levels can cause nerve damage, resulting in loss of skin sensation.

In Closing...

We don't always think about foot care, but we depend on our feet a whole lot! It is time to tend to your tootsies!