What are the symptoms of diabetic foot What are the typical symptoms of diabetic foot

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.

The symptoms of diabetic foot in the middle stage are more obvious, with the aggravation of blood vessels and nerves damage in the lower limbs, the symptoms of diabetic foot at this stage are blisters and blood blisters on the soles of the feet or dorsum of the feet, and there are often burns or frostbites, corns, etc., resulting in superficial injuries or ulcers on the feet, and redness and swelling, and the discharge of the initial ulcer is less, and the wound is relatively shallow.

The symptoms of the late diabetic foot are the most severe, and they are mostly necrotic changes. It is further aggravated by diabetic foot wound infection, cellulitis fuses into a large abscess cavity, muscles and tendons and ligaments are severely damaged, purulent secretions and necrotic tissue increase, or deep tissue inflammation merges into a large pus cavity, and a large area of damaged tissue appears around, bones and joints are damaged, and necrosis occurs in toes and toes.

The above is the introduction of diabetic foot symptoms at various stages, like diabetic patients to pay more attention to their foot care, check the feet frequently, if there is an early diabetic foot lesion, it is necessary to actively carry out effective **, do not let the condition worsen, after the development of diabetic foot gangrene, to a large extent, it is necessary to face the threat of amputation, I hope that patients will be vigilant, not to miss **, resulting in irreversible consequences.

Diabetic foot is one of the common complications of diabetes, and its clinical manifestations are diverse, including paresthesia and motor abnormalities in the early stage, such as foot sock sleeve-like manifestations, which often involve the toes and anterior segments of the foot, and then develop to the middle and heels. At the same time, the sense of touch, temperature and pain were weakened to varying degrees. And there will be claw toe deformity, ** perspiration abnormalities, and even intermittent claudication and other movement abnormalities. In the later stage of diabetic foot, ulcers, infection, cellulitis, multiple purulent foci, sinus tract formation, etc., severe cases are often accompanied by general malaise, toxemia or sepsis and other clinical manifestations.

The clinical manifestations of diabetic foot are varied.

1.Infancy. Sensory changes are typically stocking-shaped, involving the distal extremities and then proximity.

Lightness of touch, proprioception, temperature, and pain are all weakened; Motor neuropathy manifests as atrophy of the internal foot muscles with claw-toe deformities; Autonomic nerve involvement is manifested by loss of normal perspiration, body temperature, and blood flow regulation, decreased local tissue flexibility, formation of thick tissues, and more susceptibility to breakage, rupture, and dehiscence.

2.Advanced. After the above symptoms occur in the early stage of neuropathy, ulcers, infections, osteomyelitis, charcot arthropathy, etc. may occur.

The main thing is that there will be ulceration of the foot, and in severe cases, there will be penetrating ulceration. --Chongqing PATEO Medical.

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.

The early symptoms of diabetic foot include numbness, coldness, soreness, pain, intermittent slopes, abnormal color, etc., and in severe cases, gangrene and decay may occur.

The early symptoms of diabetic foot include numbness, coldness, soreness, pain, loss of foot sensation, intermittent slopes, joint deformation, abnormal color, etc., and in severe cases, gangrene and decay may occur.

The main manifestations of diabetic foot are lower limb pain, ulcers, and from mild to severe, it can manifest as intermittent claudication, lower limb rest pain and foot gangrene. In the early stages of the lesion, physical examination can detect signs of hypovascular blood supply to the lower extremities.

The clinical manifestations of diabetic foot mainly depend on the cause of the disease, neuropathy is manifested as the patient** dry without sweating, tingling, burning, numbness, dysesthesia or loss of sensation in the extremities; Vascular lesions can cause acromegaly in patients with muscle atrophy, flexor and traction muscles, and loss of normal traction tension balance; Infection can lead to damage to bones, joints and ligaments and even severe joint deformities.