Protecting Diabetic Feet
Diabetic foot ulcers are incredibly difficult to treat and can lead to infection and possibly amputation of a toe, foot, or even a leg.
· After bathing, moisturize and protect with P.O.L. Cream.
· In winter months, use a humidifier to add moisture to the air
· Bathe less during cold weather, if possible.
· Scratching itchy skin can cause cuts, where infection can set in.
· Keep skin clean, dry, and moisturized.
· Wash with mild soap or gentle cleanser.
· Don’t put cream between your toes–extra moisture encourages fungal growth.
· Drink lots of water to help keep skin hydrated.

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http://www.cabotprotectives.com/Uses/PAD-PVD-Diabetes/Dry-Cracked-Feet-more/