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Role of Glycemic Management in Diabetic Foot
Effective glycemic management plays a crucial role in preventing complications in diabetic foot care. Maintaining blood glucose levels within target ranges helps reduce the risk of infection, aids wound healing, and decreases inflammation. High glucose levels can impair blood flow and immune response, worsening foot ulcers and increasing the risk of amputation. Regular monitoring and tailored insulin or medication regimens are essential in managing glucose levels effectively. By stabilizing blood sugar, patients can improve healing outcomes and prevent further complications associated with diabetic foot issues.
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Dr. Arati Shahande
Consultant Physician & Diabetologist, Member- Diabetic Foot Society of India Governing Council, Pune
Dr.Arati Shahande is Consultant Physician & Diabetologist, Member- Diabetic Foot Society of India Governing Council, Pune. Dr. Arati completed her M.B.B.S.from Karnataka Medical College and M.D in Kasturba Medical College. She also pursued her Postgraduate diploma in diabetes care, New Castle, University of Australia and also Fellowship in general Infectious diseases, CMC, Vellore. She worked in diabetes and endocrinology. Examiner, Health Sciences Department, Pune, University; Honorary faculty, Symbiosis College, Pune and DNB Teacher, guide ,examiner. Dr. Aarti is Life member RSSDI, ISCCM, Governing council member, Diabetic Foot Society of India & Member, American College of Physicians, India Chapter and more. She has various publications nationally and Internationally
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Effective glycemic management plays a crucial role in preventing complications in diabetic foot care. Maintaining blood glucose levels within target ranges helps reduce the risk of infection, aids wound healing, and decreases inflammation. High glucose levels can impair blood flow and immune response, worsening foot ulcers and increasing the risk of amputation. Regular monitoring and tailored insulin or medication regimens are essential in managing glucose levels effectively. By stabilizing blood sugar, patients can improve healing outcomes and prevent further complications associated with diabetic foot issues.