Living with diabetes means paying extra attention to different aspects of your health, and one area that often gets overlooked is nail care. Your nails may seem like a small part of your body, but ...

Diabetes can cause yellow nails due to glycation, where excess glucose affects nail proteins, or fungal infections ...

While it helps the people attending, it also helps the dozens of nurses who take the course to fulfill the requirements to be ...

Thick, yellow, and brittle toenails are often caused by fungal infections like onychomycosis, which thrives in moist ...

Diabetics' hard skin, improper growth of toenails, and cuts or blisters on the feet increase the risk of wounds. This can ...

Diabetes can reduce blood flow, making it harder for wounds to heal. In severe cases, infections may lead to gangrene and require amputation to stop the spread (Image: Canva) Diabetes can affect your ...

Diabetes makes you more likely to have sores and ulcers. Diabetes causes poor circulation and an increased risk of nerve damage and infection, which makes diabetic ulcers a serious complication.

Diabetic foot is a type of nerve damage that leads to poor circulation, slower healing, and in severe cases, infections that require amputation.

Adding topical esmolol hydrochloride to standard of care (SOC) significantly improved healing of diabetic foot ulcers, a phase III randomized trial from India showed. During a 12-week treatment phase, ...

STOCKHOLM, Sweden — Esmolol hydrochloride gel (Galnobax, NovoLead) appears to be a safe and effective novel topical treatment option for diabetic foot ulcers, according to results from a new trial of ...