I got stunned, when asked to students: "What type of injury is usually on foot"?, Simultaneously student replied 'paaaakk diabetic wounds ...', 'anything else "?, All the rest did not answer.
Indeed diabetic wounds is one of the most common chronic wounds occur in the legs. In fact, every 30 seconds, diabetic foot amputations in the world (M. Yunir 2008). The diabetic wound care costs an average of 4-5 million rupiah cost recovery with 2-3 months old (Widasari 2007).
However, please note that not all wounds are wounds in diabetic foot. This brief paper tries to review of arterial ulcers for penulispun something never heard in college, or maybe when my lecturer mentioned again fell asleep in class, (laughing ...)
Do you ever feel pain in the legs when walking, and then disappear when resting, and back pain when to continue the journey with the same distance. Or have your leg pain when elevated, and lost when leg lowered? Could be you are experiencing disturbances in arterial blood vessels that supply the legs. This condition is called intermittent claudication. If the already heavily to develop into an arterial ulcer.
Indeed diabetic wounds is one of the most common chronic wounds occur in the legs. In fact, every 30 seconds, diabetic foot amputations in the world (M. Yunir 2008). The diabetic wound care costs an average of 4-5 million rupiah cost recovery with 2-3 months old (Widasari 2007).
However, please note that not all wounds are wounds in diabetic foot. This brief paper tries to review of arterial ulcers for penulispun something never heard in college, or maybe when my lecturer mentioned again fell asleep in class, (laughing ...)
Do you ever feel pain in the legs when walking, and then disappear when resting, and back pain when to continue the journey with the same distance. Or have your leg pain when elevated, and lost when leg lowered? Could be you are experiencing disturbances in arterial blood vessels that supply the legs. This condition is called intermittent claudication. If the already heavily to develop into an arterial ulcer.
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