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🩹💙 Small ulcers in diabetics... do not overlook!

Because the wound can become infected and heal more slowly than usual. ❤️‍🩹 If the wound is found to be non-stop, red, swollen, hot, more painful, pus, odor abnormal, fever, deep or wide wound, foot wound with numbness, or the wound begins to deteriorate, see a doctor. 🏥🚨

🌿 Keep the wound clean.

🩸 Sugar control according to the treatment plan.

🥗 Eat well.

🦶 Reduce pressure on the wound, especially the foot wound.

🔍. Check your feet and observe abnormalities every day.

Quick care 👀 Quick observation 🔍 Quick doctor 🏥 help reduce complication risk ✨💙

# Diabetes # Diabetic ulcer # Care for the wound # Diabetic patient # Foot health

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