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 Diabetics should have
annual screenings to establish presence of
neuropathy, foot deformity and
other predisposing conditions caused by diabetes.
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Your Doctor or Certified
Diabetes Educator should give you a “hands on” demonstration of what to do
to take care of your feet.
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Instructions should include
advice about the daily application of moisturizing cream to the feet and the
importance of wearing well-fitted hose and shoes.
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Check your feet daily. If
you see any changes, call your Doctor.
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Mirror to examine your feet |
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Warm
(not hot) water |
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Thermometer if necessary |
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Mild
Soap |
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Talcum
Powder |
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ProNeema Cream |
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Socks
(lightly padded with no seams is best) |
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Well-fitting shoes |
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Toenail clippers |
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Emery
board |
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Pumice
stone (ask your doctor) to remove calluses |
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Always check with your Doctor
if you have any questions or concerns about your condition or treatment. |
