What do the early symptoms of diabetic diabetic diabetic foot look like?

In the early stage of diabetic foot, peripheral nerve lesions will occur, accompanied by paresthesia, coldness, numbness, dysesthesia, and low immunity.

Clause. First, the early symptom of diabetic foot disease is that the patient will have **itching, at this time, the problem is dry and not sweating, the patient's words are cold extremities, and the early symptoms will appear is **edema, dryness, for **color, it is dark, there are often pigment spots formed, vellus hair loss, which is also an early symptom of diabetic foot.

Clause. 2. For diabetic foot patients, the symptoms that will appear in the early stage are the dry and cracked acral ends, and the other extremities can also appear blisters and blood blisters, and if the blisters and blood blisters are scratched, the problems that will occur are erosion, ulcers, gangrene or necrosis.

Clause. 3. The symptoms of diabetic foot are that the extremities of the limbs will appear tingling and burning, and some people will also have symptoms of numbness, and there is also a feeling of dullness or loss, and there is always a feeling of stepping on cotton wool when walking on the road, and the symptoms will also appear are duck walking, intermittent claudication, rest pain, etc.

Clause. Fourth, due to the diabetic foot, there will be atrophy of the acral ends, there will be atrophy of the acral muscles, and there is poor tension of the acral muscles, and the joint ligaments are always prone to injury.

Clause. 5. Another common symptom of diabetic foot is the depression of the metatarsal head, at which time the metatarsophalangeal joint will be curved, and then it will lead to the formation of arcuate feet, mallet toes, etc., and pathological fractures can occur if the bone is destroyed.

Sensory changes may occur in the early stages of the diabetic foot, usually in a stocking-like pattern, first involving the distal extremities and then proximally. A combination of light touch, proprioception, temperature perception, and pain perception decreases. Motor neuropathy manifests as atrophy of the intrinsic muscles of the foot with claw-toe deformity; Autonomic involvement manifests as loss of normal perspiration, temperature, and vascularization, resulting in reduced local tissue flexibility, thick calluses, and increased breakage, fragmentation, and dehiscence.

In the later stage, ulcers, infection, osteomyelitis, charcot arthropathy and so on may also occur. It is advisable to go to the hospital as soon as possible**.

Early symptoms of diabetic foot include mild pain in the foot, ** superficial ulcers.

Patients with moderate disease may present with deep, penetrating ulcers with soft tissue inflammation.

In severe cases, ulcers may be accompanied by soft tissue abscesses, bone lesions, localized gangrene of the toes, heels, or dorsum forefoot, and even full-foot gangrene.

Therefore, for diabetic patients, even if they have no symptoms, they should have regular check-ups.

Early diabetic foot will have symptoms of peripheral neuritis, such as pain, sensory disturbances and other symptoms.

Symptoms of vascular disease, such as intermittent claudication and resting pain, may also occur.

Resting pain is when a person with diabetic foot falls asleep and has lower limb pain that interferes with sleep.

Diabetic foot is one of the more serious complications of diabetes.

The early symptoms of diabetic foot are numbness and pain, so in this case, it is necessary to pay attention to the hospital for examination, and severe symptoms will cause ulceration. The effect of controlling blood sugar is not obvious, so you should pay attention to changing the drug, usually pay attention to avoid high-cholesterol, high-fat, high-sugar foods, and eat more high-fiber whole grain foods.

The early symptoms of diabetic foot include eye strain, decreased vision, easy eye fatigue, and rapid loss of vision; hunger and polyphagia; numbness and trembling of hands and feet; Fatigue, high blood pressure, whitish urine, diabetes will feel easily fatigued, and the whole body will be tired and weak; Thirst, polyuria, symptoms of thirst and polyuria.

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For diabetic patients, in addition to the routine physical examination, special attention should also be paid to the signs of the feet, such as paying attention to the patient's walking gait, whether there are foot deformities, such as eagle claw feet and toe valgus, muscle atrophy, and also pay attention to the temperature, color and sweating of the foot, so that diabetic foot can be detected early. In addition, for its initial symptoms, patients may have **itching, cold extremities, sluggish sensation, edema, and persistent numbness like foot socks. There may also be decreased or absent pain sensation in patients, and a small number of patients may have pinprick, knife-cut, and burning pain in the affected area.

However, the pain worsens at night or when the heat is present. In older people, if they have severe limb ischemia, they may have intermittent claudication and may also have rest pain. In short, depending on the condition, the patient's performance is also different.

If diabetic foot is detected at an early stage and given early intervention, it can be the same as a normal person. If you find it late, it's also more difficult. Therefore, once you have diabetes, you should go to the doctor often.

Timely detection of diabetic foot also allows for early intervention**.

The main manifestations of diabetic foot, one is ulcer, the second is co-infection, and even some patients may have purple toes, gangrene, and some patients will have severe deformation of the foot, which are all manifestations of diabetic foot. How to detect the earliest patients? The early manifestation may be an acral, called glove, sock cover-like hypoesthesia, as if you are obviously not wearing socks or gloves, but you touch something, feel as if you are wearing a layer of gloves or wearing socks to touch something else, this hypoesthesia starts from the very end of the limb, which is the early manifestation of peripheral vascular lesions; We find that the ** of the limbs becomes thin, the texture of ** disappears, it becomes very shiny and thin, and the hair will also be thin, which is also an early manifestation.

In the later stage, there will be a slow blockage of secondary blood vessels, which will cause ischemia of the extremities of the limbs, purple toes, and even black toes in some people, and some patients will have long-lasting ulcers, and the tears will not grow; There are also some patients who will have very severe deformities, most of which are manifested by severe flat feet, abduction of the forefoot, outward skimming of the foot, and this large bulge on the soles of the feet, and ulcers may appear in the bulging area, which are all manifestations of diabetic foot.

In the early stage of diabetic foot, there are symptoms such as pain, numbness, weakness, corns, calluses, paleness, peeling, deformities of toes and joints of the lower limbs... Of course, the symptoms of different patients must be different, and I recommend that patients with a long course of disease, old age, and poor blood sugar control should go to the hospital regularly for complication screening, early detection, and early detection.

The early symptoms of diabetic foot are generally poor blood circulation in the feet, so the feet feel poor, the touch is not obvious, and the feet will not feel hot when soaked in particularly hot water, like diabetic foot patients are already quite serious after being diagnosed with diabetic foot, **Broken has been, leaking red meat, pus and water, diabetic foot can be **good, conservative with Chinese medicine**, how is the patient's condition now? Have you started?

We also know that nerves and blood vessels are the two major mechanisms of diabetic foot, so the early manifestations of symptoms are also related to these two diseases.

First of all, there is a very typical neuropathy situation, early numbness of the foot, unresponsiveness, and dysesthesia, all of which are early manifestations of diabetic foot. For the blood vessels, it will produce this kind of foot is easy to be very cold, because the blood circulation is relatively poor, sometimes it will cause obvious ischemic performance, and the comprehensive nerve root blood vessels, further development, may appear tingling, that is, a very abnormal pain, often occurs, slowly there will be this kind of ** ulcer, such as long corns and the like, compared with normal people, it is more sedimentary, and it is not easy to be good, once the wound healing is relatively slow.

You can go to the Fifth People's Hospital of Shangqiu City to find a professional doctor for **, do not amputate **diabetic foot, otherwise the wound will not heal, and the wound needs to be repaired, and a professional ostomy specialist should be found to carry out thorough debridement, and the wound will be treated with drugs for nourishment and nerve and vascular regeneration to promote rapid wound healing.

The early symptoms of diabetic foot are not obvious, and there may be neuropathy of the lower limbs, vascular lesions, and a gradual weakening of the sensation of touch, pain, and temperature sensation in the foot. Numbness, pain, and decreased sensation in the limbs may be present. Foot **itching, scaling, dry and cracked posterior roots of the limbs.

Occasional tingling, cold to the touch of the lower limbs. There will be some local wounds on the feet, and then the wound is not loved, and there will be wound ulceration, and there will be discharge when squeezed by hand, if these conditions occur, it is recommended to go to the endocrinology specialist in time. Because the progress of diabetic foot is very fast, many people may be a very small hole at the beginning, do not care, thinking that it will be better in a few days, ignore it, small wounds will soon spread to the entire soles of the feet are infected, so diabetic foot must be timely, the main thing is to fight infection, and to do a good job of foot debridement and dressing change to avoid the infection from continuing to be serious.

The early symptoms of diabetic foot include eye strain, decreased vision, easy eye fatigue, and rapid loss of vision; hunger and polyphagia; numbness and trembling of hands and feet; Fatigue, high blood pressure, whitish urine, diabetes will feel easily fatigued, and the whole body will be tired and weak; Thirst, polyuria, symptoms of thirst and polyuria.

The typical symptoms of early diabetes are "three more and one less", that is, eating more, drinking more, urinating more, and emaciating. However, there are not many typical symptoms that are common in clinical practice, and many people only have one or two symptoms, or even no conscious symptoms. Prevention is mainly to control diet, moderate exercise, rational use of drugs, and regular check-ups.

Signs and symptoms of diabetic foot vary depending on the course and severity of the disease. In mild cases, there is only slight pain in the feet, ** superficial ulcers; Patients with moderate disease may present with deep, penetrating ulcers with soft tissue inflammation. In severe cases, ulcers may be accompanied by soft tissue abscesses, bone lesions, localized gangrene of the toes, heels, or dorsum forefoot, and even full-foot gangrene. In the earliest stages of diabetic foot, patients often present with diabetic peripheral neuropathy, paresthesias in a stocking-like distribution, and even sensory loss, which is prone to foot trauma.

Autonomic neuropathy, which causes abnormal sweating and temperature regulation, resulting in dryness and cracking, and the tear becomes the entrance to infection. Motor neuropathy can cause metatarsal and toe deformation, increase plantar pressure, when the plantar fat pad is out of place due to deformation, the local cushioning force of the plantar decreases, the pressure increases, and the intertodigital joint is bent and deformed, which increases the pressure in the shoe and leads to ulcers.

Hello! The initial manifestations of diabetic foot are mainly as follows:

1) Due to the neuropathy of the patient's foot, the affected limb is dry and sweatless; tingling, burning, numbness, sensation, responsiveness, sluggishness or complete loss of sensation in the affected limb, with a change in sock-like sensation and a feeling of stepping on cotton wool; Due to acral dystrophy, muscle atrophy, flexor and extensor muscles lose their normal traction tension balance, causing bones to sink and cause interphalangeal joints to bend, forming foot deformities such as arcuate feet, mallet toes, and chicken claw toes. X-rays often show bone destruction, and some small bone fragments detach from the periosteum, causing dead bones that affect gangrene healing.

2) Poor elasticity of the common camp, detachment by hair, decreased skin temperature, pigmentation, weakened or disappeared acral artery pulse, and vascular bruits can be heard at vascular stenosis. The most typical symptoms are intermittent claudication, pain at rest, and difficulty in squatting and standing up. When the affected limb** is damaged or spontaneously blistered, it becomes infected, forming ulcers, gangrene or necrosis.

3) Diabetic foot ulcers can be divided into neuropathic ulcers, ischemic ulcers and mixed ulcers according to the nature of the lesions. Neuropathic ulcers: Neuropathy plays a major role in **, with good blood circulation.

This foot is usually warm, numb, dry, and the pain is not noticeable, and the arteries of the foot fluctuate well. Foot ulcers due to ischemia alone, without neuropathy, are rare. Neuro-ischemic ulcers: These patients have both peripheral neuropathy and peripheral vascular disease.

Dorsalis pedis artery fluctuations disappear. These patients have cold feet, pain at rest, ulcers and gangrene at the margins of the feet.

Early diabetic foot symptoms, also known as diabetic foot occult symptoms, because the blood vessels and nerves of the patient's feet are not seriously damaged at this stage, and the symptoms are not obvious. Some patients find that the pulse of the arteries in their feet is weakened and they feel cold, and a few patients have pain, especially at night.

It is an advanced stage of heart disease and an advanced stage of diabetes.

Heart disease is caused by a deficit in the middle of the heart.

Symptoms of heart disease include: high blood pressure, low blood pressure, palpitation, chest tightness, arrhythmia, insufficient blood supply, myocardial infarction, thrombosis, cerebral hemorrhage, etc.