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P, aged 72, has 2 type diabetes. He bought a pair of new shoes six months ago. They were all very good. They were slightly squeezed. After walking around the floor, their feet were ground with blisters.

Zhong Lao Bu did not care about it. He did not expect that the left foot blister quickly broke up and became infected. The pus and his left foot had a large area of erosive ulcers, which was once recommended by doctors for amputation.

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< p > according to Zhao Tongfeng, director of Department of Endocrinology, Department of Endocrinology, Sixth Affiliated Hospital of Zhongshan University, when he visited the hospital, he had severe foot infection, typical diabetic foot, bilateral leg arteriosclerosis, bilateral posterior tibial artery stenosis, and osteomyelitis.

Fortunately, after the detailed examination and evaluation of the "diabetic foot group", the experts believe that ulcers still have the possibility of healing.

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< p > after the comprehensive treatment of anti infection, hypoglycemic, vegetative nerve, improving microcirculation, anti platelet, continuous left negative pressure drainage, regular surgical debridement, ultrasonic debridement and dressing, the growth of granulation on the left foot ulcer surface of Zhong Lao Pao is good. After discharge, it is only necessary to set the time for outpatient dressing change.

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< p > < strong > sugar friends should pay attention to "foot health" < /strong > < /p >

< p > Zhao Tongfeng pointed out that diabetic patients are called "diabetic foot" due to the combination of neuropathy or lower extremity infection, ulcer formation or deep tissue destruction due to various peripheral vascular diseases.

"Diabetic foot" is one of the most serious threats to diabetes patients, and is also one of the most expensive chronic complications. Severe patients can lead to amputation.

According to the introduction, the widowed elderly who suffer from diabetes are not very few in Guangzhou. Due to the lack of standardized medical awareness and lack of family care and other factors, the probability of "diabetic foot" in this group has remained high.

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< p > it is understood that Zhong Lao Bo had a persistent numbness of the lower extremities 3 years ago.

Experts remind that diabetic patients should always pay attention to "foot health", and the lower extremities, especially feet, have blisters and small wounds. They should visit the hospital as soon as possible.

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