From symptoms to a clear next step
1
Describe
Tell us where symptoms occur, when they began, and what makes them better or worse.
2
Evaluate
A diabetic foot assessment may include skin and nail inspection, circulation checks, sensation testing, footwear review, and evaluation of pressure points or wounds.
3
Plan
Review the diagnosis, reasonable options, expected recovery, and when follow-up is needed.
Possible treatment options
Treatment depends on the diagnosis, health history, severity, and personal goals. Options may include:
- Preventive foot examinations
- Nail, callus, and skin care
- Wound treatment and pressure relief
- Protective footwear or bracing when indicated
When to seek prompt care
Contact a clinician promptly for any new sore, blister, drainage, discoloration, swelling, warmth, or infection—especially if sensation is reduced.
Trusted patient resources
These independent sources provide general education. They do not replace an examination or individualized medical advice.