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Dr Coleman Harold DPM
Dr Domkam Alain MD
Dr Paul Butros MD
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Podiatrists are highly trained in the management of diabetic foot problems. Diabetes can cause infected wounds, ulcers, and even death. Encourage family with this condition to regularly visit a podiatrist to prevent the development of these complications. www.apma.org/diabetes

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Diabetes can cause nerve damage in your feet, which can lead to bigger problems. Numbness may prevent you from feeling an injury or even cause a fall. See your podiatrist today. to diabetes! www.apma.org/diabetes

It’s Diabetes Awareness Month! Did you know 1 out of 3 people have diabetes and may not even know it? If you have check your feet regularly. Look for any skin color changes in your feet, minor cuts or swelling of the feet or ankle. Contact your podiatrist and schedule an appointment if you notice any changes. Get more tips at www.apma.org/diabetes

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You know you’ve done it: bathroom surgery. It may be tempting to tackle that ingrown toenail or callus on your own at home, especially during the pandemic. But taking foot care into your own hands can lead to dramatic complications for people with diabetes, including amputation, sepsis, and even death. Leave it to the professionals and keep up with your regular medical care. Learn more at www.apma.org/diabetes KeepYourAppointment

Diet and exercise are key to maintaining a healthy body weight. Obesity is a risk factor for developing diabetes. Aiyan Diabetes Center specializes in obesity medicine. They can tailor an individual, science based approach to help control your weight.

A Conversation about Diabetic Eye Disease with the American Diabetes Association It’s possible to have a diabetes-related eye condition such as diabetic retinopathy and not even know it, as people with early stages of the disease may expe...

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Must-Know Diabetes Foot Care Tips Diabetes is the leading cause of non-traumatic, lower-leg amputations. Now, more and more podiatrists are teaming up with vascular surgeons to help save thei...

It’s Diabetes Awareness Month! This month, we remind people with diabetes and their caregivers that consistent care is vital to preventing complications of diabetes in the feet—even during a pandemic. www.apma.org/diabetes

Some info about keeping your feet healthy.

Keeping your feet healthy, happy and infection-free If you’re like a lot of people, your day begins when your feet hit the floor. Whether you’re heading on a run or just dragging yourself to the coffee maker, it’s a good idea to take care of your feet.

You’ve probably heard that diabetes can cause serious ulcers on your feet. Did you know it can also break down the actual structure of your foot? Charcot foot is a condition in which a patient who has nerve damage to the feet (usually caused by diabetes) experiences a series of injuries and changes to the bones and joints of the feet. Over time, these injuries cause the foot to break down and change shape. If you have diabetes, check your feet daily for any changes, especially if you have nerve damage, and be sure to see your podiatrist at least once a year! www.apma.org/charcotfoot

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If you have a problem in your mouth, you go to a dentist. If you a questionable mole on your arm, you go to a dermatologist. If you are experiencing foot or ankle pain, you need to see a podiatrist. Visit www.apma.org/findapodiatrist to find one near you today, because foot pain is never normal.

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