Why do diabetic feet rot?

1. Why does diabetes rot feet?

Diabetic rotten feet is due to the long-term influence of high blood sugar in diabetic patients, the lower limb arteriosclerosis, blood vessel wall thickening, elasticity decreases, blood vessels are easy to form thrombosis, and accumulate into plaque, resulting in lower limb vascular occlusion, branch nerve damage, resulting in lower limb tissue lesions. At this time, the foot is very fragile, and if there is a slight wound due to improper protection, it may cause bacterial infection and ulceration of the foot.

2. What are the common complications of diabetes?

Neuropathy: In a state of hyperglycemia, nerve cells and nerve fibers are prone to lesions. The clinical manifestations are spontaneous pain, numbness, and hypoesthesia in the extremities.

Individual patients develop local muscle weakness and muscle atrophy. Autonomic dysfunction is manifested by diarrhea, constipation, urinary retention, impotence, etc.

Ocular lesions: Diabetes mellitus lasts for more than 10 years, and most patients have retinopathy of varying degrees. Common lesions are iritis, glaucoma, cataracts, etc.

Diabetic people's feet are rotten because blood sugar is not controlled in time, and the blood sugar concentration of diabetes itself is relatively high, if it is not controlled in time, it will lead to high calorie content and sugar content in the body, so it causes infection in the body. Antibiotics should be given appropriately, and anti-inflammatory drugs should also be applied to areas of rotten feet. So go to the professional and regular.

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Diabetic foot rot is diabetic foot, which is a very serious complication of diabetes. In fact, diabetic foot is caused by the combination of diabetic vasculopathy, neuropathy and co-infection.

Of course. Swollen feet, swollen legs, and rotten feet are problems that occur to many sugar friends, mainly caused by complications. It is a common clinical symptom of middle and advanced diabetic nephropathy, and its main reasons are that hyperglycemia causes vitreous degeneration of renal arterioles, glomerulosclerosis, and expansion of the mesangial zone between the glomeruli, resulting in decreased glomerular filtration rate, low plasma protein, and renal metabolism disorders, resulting in water and sodium retention and edema.

Affected by the blood circulation disorder of the lower limbs of diabetic patients, it usually develops from swollen feet to edema of the lower limbs, and at the same time, some patients are often accompanied by facial edema and eyelid edema.

The problem of diabetic foot swelling is mainly to fundamentally reduce blood sugar, and secondly, to repair the metabolic function of the kidneys, so as to completely eliminate edema, and not **.

Diabetic patients with rotten feet are mainly due to diabetic hyperglycemia, long-term hyperglycemia can easily lead to a series of complications, diabetic foot is one of them, diabetic foot will appear if not taken care of in time.

It is a common complication, and it is important to be careful not to bump it.

If blood glucose is not well controlled, it may be possible to co-infection in the later stages.

Rotten feet is a chronic complication of diabetes, which is medically called diabetic foot, and its ** includes diabetic peripheral neuropathy and diabetic vascular disease. Diabetic peripheral neuropathy can lead to weakened or absent sensation in the limbs, causing the feet to feel less pressure, heat and cold, which can easily lead to trauma, burns, and ulcers. Vascular lesions of diabetes mellitus may lead to a decrease in blood supply to the lower limbs, a lack of oxygen and insufficient blood supply to the feet, a decrease in the skin temperature of the lower limbs and pain, and even ischemia, which may cause ulcers or gangrene in severe cases.

In addition, its predisposing factors also include smoking, long-term poor blood sugar control and other cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, such as cerebrovascular diseases, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, etc.

Diabetic foot is one of the common chronic complications of diabetes, which is caused by diabetic vascular and neuropathy, and it typically manifests as foot ulcers and gangrene. Severe diabetic foot often requires amputation due to long-term ulceration that does not heal for a long time.

Disability by amputation is one of the most terrible hazards of the diabetic foot, according to statistics, 70% of the world's amputations are used on diabetic patients, diabetic patients "lose their legs" 25 times the probability of non-diabetics, more figuratively speaking, in the world, every 30 seconds a leg will be amputated because of diabetes.

It can be said that diabetic foot is also the consequence of poor diabetes control, and its occurrence is based on diabetic neurological and vascular lesions. First of all, because of the occurrence of neuropathy, the protective reflex of the nerve disappears, and the patient may not be aware of the injury, which is inevitably prone to all kinds of serious injuries, and secondly, because of the occurrence of vascular disease, lower limb ischemia, and malnutrition, so it is difficult to heal once the injury occurs. In addition, patients with poorly controlled disease tend to have weak resistance and are prone to infection, which in turn makes the wound often become severely infected and gradually progress to gangrene.

It should be noted that a small injury to the diabetic foot can become a major disaster.

Neuropathy, vascular lesions and infections, such as the triple spell cast on diabetics, make their feet extremely fragile, and the "ant's den" on their feet can "collapse for a thousand miles". Neuropathy causes them to have dull or lost sensation in their feet, lack of protection and injury; Vascular lesions cause ischemia, hypoxia and necrosis of the extremity tissues, and it is difficult for the injured tissues to regenerate and repair; Infection, on the other hand, worsens local lesions and is difficult to control.

In addition, diabetic patients have low immune function and weak anti-infection ability, and if the diabetic foot wound is not treated well, "not to mention amputation, it may even threaten life".

If it is serious, it will cause amputation, it is recommended to supplement chromium, chromium can increase insulin activity by 7-10 times, which is very good for the body conditioning of diabetics.

Diabetic foot is still more serious and will ulcerate. --- should be treated as soon as possible.

It can cause infections throughout the body, eventually leading to amputation, and the pain is unbearable.

Diabetic foot can be accompanied by foot pain that interferes with normal walking; **If not timely, you may be at risk of amputation, resulting in disability; It is easy to make patients anxious and pessimistic; In severe cases, it can be life-threatening.

1. Affect walking.

Diabetic foot is a common complication of diabetic patients, after the disease will first appear foot pain symptoms, patients do not dare to use too much force in the foot, affecting normal walking.

2. Cause disability.

When you have diabetic foot, your feet will be ulcerated, infected, gangrene, etc., and in severe cases, you may face the risk of amputation, resulting in disability.

3. Cause bad emotions.

Diabetic foot is prone to infection, ulceration, and wounds that are particularly difficult to heal if blood sugar control is not ideal. It often causes patients to have anxiety, pessimism and other bad emotions.

4. Induce sepsis.

Sepsis can occur if the infection spreads if the diabetic foot is not effectively controlled. It can be life-threatening with high fever, chills, cough, chest pain, headache, impaired consciousness, oliguria and other uncomfortable symptoms.

Basic**Diabetic peripheral neuropathy.

It leads to the weakening or disappearance of limb sensation, and the foot feels less of pressure, foreign bodies, or heat and cold, so it is easy to cause trauma and scalds to form ulcers.

For example, motor nerve damage can affect the foot muscles, causing muscle atrophy and leading to foot deformities; Impaired autonomic nervous system function leads to a decrease in the ability to secrete sweat, making it dry and easy to induce bacterial infection.

Diabetic vasculopathy.

It can lead to a decrease in blood flow to the lower limbs, so that the feet are hypoxic and nutritionally insufficient, so the skin temperature of the lower limbs is reduced, pain, intermittent claudication, ischemia, and in severe cases, it can lead to ulcers and gangrene.

Diabetic hyperglycemia will cause blood vessel blockage and blockage, and it is completely impossible to heal the wound through external application alone. If the wrong drugs are used, they can worsen the infection, accelerate the rate of ulceration and worsen the condition. If you have a diabetic rotten foot, which is very bad, you should be alert to ulcers, infections and the tragedy of amputation.

Basically, if you have diabetes, you have to go to the hospital immediately.

The main cause of diabetic foot is that diabetes causes peripheral vascular disease and peripheral neuropathy. Because of the occlusion of the arteries of the lower limbs, local ulcers are prone to occur, and local infections are induced. Neuropathy is also present, which can lead to local sensory loss or loss.

This reduces the self-protection function of the feet. Especially in older people, men with diabetes are more likely to develop diabetic foot. Therefore, first of all, it is necessary to strictly control blood sugar, actively adopt anti-infection, apply surgery and other methods.

Diabetic patients may experience a series of complications due to long-term chronic elevated blood sugar, which leads to peripheral vascular and neuropathy. For example, acral complications, due to peripheral nerve dysfunction and microvascular dysfunction, patients may have symptoms such as leg ulcers, foot infections, and neuroarthritis. Once diabetic foot occurs, it is more difficult**, and more severe patients even have the manifestations of black toe hair, necrosis, and gangrene, and many patients are accompanied by more severe neuroarthritis.

I don't understand your question, do you ask if diabetic foot patients will have rotten feet, or will diabetic patients have diabetic foot rotten feet? Let me talk about the reasons that are easy to lead to diabetic foot, first, blood sugar, blood pressure, and blood lipid control are not good, which is the initial **; second, diabetic peripheral neuropathy; third, diabetic peripheral vascular disease; Fourth, the cause of the foot itself such as corns, calluses, toenails, etc.; Fifth, external injuries, such as burns, fractures, cuts, bumps, etc. What should I do if I have a diabetic foot rot?

Diabetic patients have long-term high blood sugar, blood circulation is affected, legs and feet are the distal organs of the human body, once there is a problem of poor blood circulation, it will cause vascular lesions and neuropathy, the healing ability of the feet becomes very poor, once there is a small wound, it will be difficult to heal. If there are diabetic foot symptoms such as rotten feet but not in time**, if the blood sugar is not controlled, it may lead to serious consequences, the ulceration on the patient's foot has not been good, fortunately it has not deteriorated very seriously, after the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, open **, the wound on the patient's foot healed quickly, and the blood sugar has been effectively controlled, avoiding amputation.