DIABETICS ARE AT A HIGHER RISK FOR FROST-BITE

Weather can affect a lot of things. A local podiatrist says cold conditions can be tough on diabetic patients. Dr. Ramy Fahim says people with diabetes are at a higher risk for getting frostbite. He says that if you have diabetes, it's important to check your feet and to stay active.
 
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Dr. Ramy Fahim
 
 
"Continue checking the feet -- keep them warm. Activity is good. The more walking -- in the appropriate shoe of course -- would improve circulation and potentially prevent bigger problems from happening." Dr. Fahim says if you have a cut or concern about your foot, you should see a foot specialist.
 
Source: WKBN News [1/6/19]
 
Courtesy of Barry Block, editor of PM News.
 
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