Diabetic Foot Care

Diabetes can affect the feet in two important ways. It can damage the nerves, reducing feeling so that small cuts, blisters or pressure points go unnoticed, and it can reduce circulation, so injuries heal more slowly. Together, these make everyday foot problems more serious for people with diabetes. The good news is that most complications can be prevented with daily foot checks, well-fitting footwear and prompt attention to any changes. This guide explains the causes of diabetic foot problems, how they’re treated and how to look after your feet every day. Our insoles for diabetic feet are designed to cushion the foot and reduce friction. Always check with your doctor or foot specialist before choosing an insole.