Neuropathy

Diabetic Foot Ulcers: The Small Warning Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

If you have diabetes, something as small as cracked skin or a callus on your foot can become a much bigger problem if it goes unnoticed. Diabetic foot ulcers occur when the skin breaks down and creates an open wound, and for people with diabetes, these wounds can be especially difficult to heal. According to

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How Neuropathy Is Treated (The “Stacking” Approach)

One of the most effective ways to manage neuropathy is a layered treatment plan. 1. Improve Balance and Foot Function Using: These help your foot fully engage the ground, improving proprioception (balance awareness). 2. Laser Therapy for Nerve Support Laser treatments can help: Typically done in a series for best results. 3. Topical Neuropathy Treatments

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