Abstract

Diabetic foot complications represent a significant burden within the realm of diabetes management. Individuals with diabetes are prone to developing foot-related problems due to neuropathy, peripheral arterial disease, and impaired wound healing. This research article aims to comprehensively explore the importance of diabetic foot care, the pathophysiology underlying these complications, and evidence-based strategies for their prevention and management. By addressing the multifactorial nature of diabetic foot issues, healthcare providers can enhance patient outcomes and reduce the risk of amputations.