Diabetes – Caring for Your Feet

There are many things you can do to keep your feet healthy. Your health care provider should perform a complete foot exam at least annually - more often if you have foot problem. Check your feet every day. Look at your bare feet for red spots, cuts, swelling, and blisters. Call or see your health care provider if you have cuts or breaks in the skin, or have an ingrown nail. (Association, 2005) Also, tell your health care provider if your foot changes color, shape, or just feels different If you cannot see the bottoms of your feet, use a mirror or ask someone for help. You can also use Diachieve™ Moisturizing Skin Cream to prevent cracking or dry skin. Diachieve™ Moisturizing Skin Cream also provides relief for sore, red, dry, itchy, flaky, rough and cracked skin on hands, feet, elbows, knees and other areas. (Association, 2005)

This highly concentrated therapeutic strength moisturizing cream was developed to deeply penetrate skin to hydrate as well as speed up cell renewal and repair. Diachieve Moisturizing Skin Cream contains 75% pure aloe vera gel. Aloe vera plant extract has been used widely for generations to soothe, repair and protect skin. A touch of peppermint provides a cooling sensation to revitalize and make your hands and body feel fresh. Diachieve Diabetic Moisturizing Skin Cream is backed by 100% Money Back Guarantee. You can return any Diachieve products for any reason within 30 days of purchase date for a full refund on the purchase price of the product (Excludes shipping). Wash your feet every day. Dry them carefully, especially between the toes. If you can see and reach your toenails, trim them when needed. Trim your toenails straight across and file the edges with an emery board or nail file. Get started now. Begin taking good care of your feet today.  Set a time every day to check your feet.

Works Cited

Association, A. D. (2005). Living With Diabetes. Retrieved April 11, 2011, from American Diabetes Association Foot Care: http://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/complications/foot-care.html