Wounds of the lower extremity have a host of different contributing causes, but in diabetic patients, the vast majority of wounds occur as a result of loss of protective sensation. Protective sensation is the ability to feel pain. Diabetic peripheral...
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) is a well known complication of diabetes affecting 50% of all diabetic patients. The symptoms of DPN are sensory but can also affect the motor skills of diabetic patients. We’ve always referred DPN as a peripheral...
Walking, sunshine and diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Walking – how could something so simple be so effective? Robert Roy Britt in his Medium article entitled The Case for Walking – small steps yield big benefits, focuses on studies that prove that...
Part 3 - Treatment of diabetic peripheral neuropathy Objective - Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is the most common complication of both type 1 (T2DM) and type 2 (T2DM) diabetes. Diabetes causes a number of different neuropathic complications to include sympathetic and...
Part 2 - Examination guidelines for physicians and midlevel providers Objectives In part 1 of this three-part blog on the treatment of patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) we discussed the economic impact of diabetic peripheral neuropathy, the pathophysiology of...
Part 1 – Background of diabetic peripheral neuropathy Objectives Diabetic peripheral neuropathy is the most common complication of both type 1 (T1DM) and type 2 (T2DM) diabetes. Diabetes causes a number of different neuropathic complications to include sympathetic and parasympathetic...
In Brodsky's classical description of zones affected by diabetic neuropathic arthropathy, he described the primary areas of the foot affected to be the midfoot and rearfoot (types 1,2,3). How common is neuropathic arthropathy of the forefoot (Brodsky type 5)? This article explores the fact that Brodsky type 5 (forefoot) may be an overlooked condition in diabetes care.
Diabetic Foot Cream acts to suppress the symptoms of diabetic peripheral neuropathy. The active ingredient in Diabetic Foot Cream is capsaicin. Capsaicin is small oil soluble molecule that is found in the filament of hot peppers where the seeds of the pepper are held to the central core of the pepper. This article explores the use of hot peppers in diabetic skin care products.
Natural Diabetic Foot Cream is a new addition to the line of natural products at Myfootshop.com. What's unique about Natural Diabetic Foot Cream is that it's really three products in one. Natural Diabetic Foot Cream is a hydrating cream for dry skin, it's an antifungal for low grade chronic fungal infections of the foot and it's a topical pain reliever that treats diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Let's take a brief look at each of these problems and why a combination therapy like Natural Diabetic Foot Cream is so important.
We introduced Natural Diabetic Foot Cream to the market in late 2014. Just another foot cream? No, not at all. Natural Diabetic Foot Natural Cream is specially formulated in the Myfootshop.com lab to address three very specific diabetic issues. Diabetic foot care is an important part of the daily care for diabetic patients. And we think Diabetic Foot Cream is an essential part of that care.
