Podimetrics - Revolutionize diabetic foot care for your patients

Every year, 2 million Americans face the daunting challenge of a diabetic foot ulcer. Within 5 years of this struggle, over 50% die, while 5% lose a limb. With this devastating consequence in mind, it is crucial to recognize foot ulcers, understand the...

While foot ulcers are a well-known risk for those living with diabetes, there’s a certain type of ulcer—the callous ulcer—that may not be as familiar. It’s important to recognize and understand the risks associated with a pre-ulcerative callus to prevent...

Diabetic foot blisters are a common foot problem among individuals with diabetes. These blisters are fluid-filled sacs that develop on the feet and can be painful and uncomfortable. Poor circulation, neuropathy, infections, and high blood sugar levels...

Effective foot care plays a crucial role in the management of diabetes. Individuals with diabetes often face a higher risk of developing foot complications, including diabetic foot ulcers. These ulcers can lead to serious infections and even amputations...