Living with diabetes means constantly keeping an eye on things that most people never have to think twice about. Blood sugar levels, skin changes, foot checks, and meal planning become a way of life.

Jan. 31, 2003 — Maggot therapy is more successful in debriding nonhealing ulcers than is continued conventional care, according to the results of a retrospective review published in the February issue ...

Over 6.5 million Americans experience chronic wounds - wounds that do not heal after a few months. Almost all such wounds contain bacteria, which, if not detected and removed, can lead to severe ...

A simple stress ball has been shown to significantly reduce anxiety and pain during sharp debridement commonly used in nursing homes to promote wound healing. Previous research found that squeezing a ...

The development of new treatments for diabetic foot ulcers has stalled for the past 2 decades, and novel, effective methods of tackling this debilitating condition are greatly needed, according to a ...

A topical cream that helps regulate macrophage activity was effective in treating diabetic foot ulcers, a clinical trial reported. In 236 patients with foot ulcers treated for 16 weeks, the proportion ...

Diabetic patients, especially those with very high hyperglycemia, are at an increased risk of developing foot sores or ulcers. 1 The ulcers are often painless, which may be due to neuropathy or nerve ...

If unchecked, diabetes leads to damaged nerve endings, meaning small injuries can go unnoticed and turn into ulcers prone to life-threatening bacterial infections. The bacteria build a nearly ...

ANGOLA — Cameron Health has announced the expansion of its Wound Care Clinic in early December, underscoring its ongoing commitment to expanding access to high-quality, specialized care for patients a ...

Q: Should I use collagenase or manuka honey for pressure ulcers? A: What is the best treatment option for necrotic wounds — collagenase or manuka honey? Though collagenase is often suggested for ...