Diabetic Foot Problems - Continuing Care.

Foot Problems with Diabetes.

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Can diabetic foot issues be cured or reversed?

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Does Atherosclerosis affect other areas, not just PAD?

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What to do if you get a 'Foot Attack' with Diabetes

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Neuropathic ulcers in Diabetes - why do they happen?

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How are foot ulcers due to circulation treated?

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Foot problems in Diabetes - why do they happen?

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How long do Diabetic foot ulcers take to heal ?

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How necessary are regular foot checks to prevent Diabetic Foot complications?

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How often should I have foot checks with PAD and diabetes?

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Reducing Cardiovascular risk in Diabetes.

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Importance of Circulation in Diabetic foot health.

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Importance of neuropathy in diabetic foot care.

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What is an ulcer?

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What is Gangrene?

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My strategy on dealing with the fear of diabetes.

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Painful Nerve damage with Diabetes.

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Stop Smoking for Diabetic foot problems

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Things to look out for after an angioplasty.

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Things to look out for after an open bypass operation.

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What HbA1c targets should we aim for?

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What are the symptoms of PAD in Diabetes?

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What can go wrong with a Diabetic foot?

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Which healthcare providers treat Diabetic Foot problems?

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Treatment for Diabetic Foot Ulcers - what do I need?

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What are Ischaemic Diabetic Foot Ulcers, and what causes them?

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Why do people with Diabetes develop foot problems?

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What is Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)?

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What is a diabetic foot?

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What is a foot attack, and what to do if you have one?

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What is ulcer debridement?

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What is a Diabetic Foot Ulcer?

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What is Gangrene?

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What is an Orthotic device?

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What does Osteomyelitis mean - in Diabetic feet?

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What is 'Rest Pain'?

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What are the possible complications from PAD with Diabetes?

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How often should you have Foot Checks with Diabetes?

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What are the options for treating PAD in Diabetes?

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Health concerns for a person with Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) and Diabetes.

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When might a foot need to be amputated?

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Where do Ischaemic (Circulation) ulcers happen?

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Who treats diabetic foot?

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Why people with Diabetes are more likely to develop Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)?

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Why can people with Diabetes develop foot problems?

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Thinking about an Amputation for a Diabetic foot emergency

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My year with diabetic heel ulcers

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Diabetic Foot problems with my Diabetes.

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Foot problems caused by Diabetes.

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The effect of Diabetes on my body.

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John's impressions on the difference between Type 1 and 2 Diabetes.

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Looking after a healing Diabetic foot ulcer.

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Foot problems with Diabetes - My experience.

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John's experiences of a diabetic foot emergency

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Sepsis due to Diabetic Foot problems.

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Can Charcot foot develop quickly?

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How are foot checks performed? - Diabetes.

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How to stay healthy with Diabetic Foot problems?

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How often should I have Foot Checks done if I have Diabetes?

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The importance of stopping smoking for people with Diabetes.

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Where are people with Diabetic foot problems treated in the NHS?

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What is a Charcot foot?

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What is a Diabetic Foot MDT?

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What is a Foot Attack and what should be done if I have one?

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Why is good glucose control important for Diabetes?

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What can Podiatrists do for my Diabetic feet?

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Why can people with diabetes develop problems with their feet?

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Having an Amputation for Diabetic foot problems.

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Can I move up and down tiers if I've been to hospital Diabetic Foot MDT?

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Can Charcot Foot happen quite quickly ?

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How to do Foot checks for people with Diabetes.

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How can I prevent damage to my eyes and organs with Diabetes?

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How to stay healthy with Diabetic foot neuropathy?

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What is a Charcot foot?

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What is a Diabetic foot MDT and what do they do?

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How do Podiatrists treat feet of people with Diabetes?

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Why do people with Diabetes develop foot problems?

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How does neuropathy cause foot problems in people with Diabetes ?

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· February 11, 2022

Importance of Circulation in Diabetic foot health.

Dr Prashant Vas, Consultant Endocrinologist and Diabetologist talks about the Blood Circulation in people with Diabetes. He explains how problems with the arteries and blood circulation can lead to developing ulcers in the feet.