There are always new developments in the world of podiatry, so we use our blog to help keep you up to date and informed. We also discuss current events, new laws, medical advances in treating foot ailments, and anything else that may be of interest to our clients.
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Keep Up with Your Diabetic Foot Care at Home Although you might feel a little off your routines during this time of staying at home and keeping safe from COVID-19, you should never forget about daily diabetic foot care. -
The Holistic Approach to Diabetic Wound Care The team at Fixing Feet Institute takes a holistic approach to diabetic wound care to keep you (and your loved ones) as safe as possible! -
Treating Skin Conditions When You Have Diabetes When you have diabetes, there are many potential threats to your health. Skin conditions are included, so it’s important to have them treated. -
Benefits of Diabetic Socks and Shoes It might not seem as though footwear can really do all that much, but diabetic socks and shoes provide an array of benefits. -
Diabetes and Nerve Damage in Feet There is a strong connection between diabetes and nerve damage. Find out why the damage caused by elevated blood sugar levels is so concerning. -
What to Do if You Have a Sore or Cut on Your Foot If you have a sore or cut on your feet, don’t take chances—it could cost you your foot, or a lot more. -
How to Perform a Diabetic Foot Check A three-minute self-exam, performed once a day, could save your foot or even your life. Dr. Viedra Elison in Surprise, AZ explains. -
Why a Podiatrist Takes Diabetes So Seriously Diabetic foot care is a major concern at Fixing Feet Institute. Find out why podiatrists take diabetes so seriously. -
At-Home Care for Diabetic Wounds At-home care for ulcers is a critical component of continuing the healing process after professional treatment. -
5 Things Diabetics Should Do For Their Feet Diabetes can wreak havoc on your feet. Read on to find out how to treat them right and keep them healthy and safe. -
So You Have an Ulcer: What Comes Next? An ulcer is a non-healing wound that is often found in people who have diabetes. Dr. Viedra Elison in Surprise, AZ discusses how to properly treat them. -
Daily Foot Checks Daily foot checks are a very important part of living with diabetes. Dr. Viedra Elison of Surprise, AZ can offer more tips on how to do this safely.
Blog
- Posted on 04/29/2020Keep Up with Your Diabetic Foot Care at Home
- Posted on 08/24/2018The Holistic Approach to Diabetic Wound Care
- Posted on 09/22/2017Treating Skin Conditions When You Have Diabetes
Library
- Posted on 10/26/2016 Diabetic Foot & Wound Care
- Posted on 11/17/2012 Why Diabetics Get Foot Ulcers