Abstract

This abstract underscores the critical nature of diabetic foot complications, emphasizing their potential to endanger lives. Diabetic individuals are vulnerable to various foot issues due to nerve damage and reduced blood circulation. Ulcers, infections, and gangrene are common, and if left untreated, they can escalate to severe consequences, including amputation. Early detection and meticulous foot care are paramount in preventing complications. Regular foot examinations, proper footwear, and diligent hygiene play a pivotal role. Multidisciplinary management involving healthcare professionals specializing in diabetes, podiatry, and wound care is crucial. By recognizing the gravity of diabetic foot complications and implementing proactive measures, individuals with diabetes can significantly mitigate the risks and safeguard their overall well-being.