Concomitants of Diabetic foot ulcer – A review

Abstract

Background: Diabetes mellitus leading to foot ulcers is a serious complication and it is considered a global epidemic. Neuropathy and high blood glucose levels are the primary cause of foot ulcers. Fifteen percent of people with diabetes develop foot ulcers, and these foot disorders are the main cause of lower extremity amputation among such patients. Introduction: Introduction: Complications of diabetic foot, affecting the lower extremities are common and quite complex and life-threatening. This review focuses on the life-threatening factors associated with diabetic foot ulcers and also the diagnosing and preventive measures. Neuropathy assessment and the range of foot ulcers were accurately examined. Conclusion: Novel therapies focusing on the vascularity of the lower limbs, infection control, and ischemic control are being developed to mainly treat nonhealing ulcers.