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2026-10-08 10:26:36 -

Diabetic Sores and Ulcers on Legs From Diabetes: What Patients Should Know
People with diabetes may be more vulnerable to wounds that heal slowly. These wounds can appear on the feet, ankles, and lower legs and may become serious if infection or poor circulation is involved. Understanding diabetic sores and ulcers on legs from diabetes can help people recognise when professional care is needed. Why Diabetes Can Affect Wound Healing Diabetes can affect several systems...

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2026-09-25 12:15:24 -

Diabetic Sores: Recognizing Wounds and Protecting Skin Health
Diabetic sores can be more difficult to heal than ordinary cuts or minor injuries. Diabetes may affect circulation, nerve function, immunity, and the body's ability to repair damaged tissue. For this reason, people with diabetes should pay close attention to changes in their skin, especially on their feet and lower legs. A diabetic sore may start with a small blister, scratch, pressure area, or...

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2026-09-29 13:25:08 -

Diabetic Sores: Recognizing Wounds Before They Become Serious
Diabetic sores can develop on the feet, legs, or other areas of the body. They may result from minor injuries that heal slowly because diabetes can affect nerves, blood vessels, and the body's ability to respond to infection. A diabetic sore may initially look like a small blister, scratch, or irritated area. However, reduced sensation can make it difficult for a person to recognize the injury....

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