Consider Orthotics
Healthy Foot

Consider Orthotics
Because wearing the correct shoes is so important, orthotic footwear is a great investment in protection and comfort. Shoes made especially for people with diabetes are available at specialty stores and through catalogs, or you can visit your podiatrist for advice. Medicare Part B will cover one pair of depth-inlay or custom-molded diabetic shoes a year, plus additional inserts to reduce pressure on your feet. Your doctor may recommend this type of diabetic shoe if you have an ulcer or sore that is not healing.
Examine your feet for problems
Avoid loose or tight fitting socks
Dont hide ugly toenails with polish
Avoid sharing footgear
Daily Care
Keep your feet clean and dry
Get periodic foot exams
Wear shoes that fit properly
Fight Fungus
Keep Your Skin Dry
Never trim corns and calluses
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