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Hydrating Foot Cream: Suitable for Diabetics

Diabecinn™ Feetcare is a deep hydrating foot cream that has been dermatologically tested on the skin of diabetics. It helps moisturise and therefore improve the elasticity and resistance of the skin, thus helping to prevent cracks and ulceration. Diabecinn™ Feetcare contains 10% urea which is a universally recommended hydrating agent.

Why use Diabecinn™ Feetcare?
* Specially formulated for dry and sensitive skin
* Dermatologically tested on diabetics
* Takes care of and hydrates feet
* Contains almond- and wheat germ oil
* Contains 10% urea which is a universally recommended hydrating agent to   hydrate feet and increase elasticity and resistance
* Ph Neutral (5,5)
* Quickly absorbed
* Leaves no residue
* Neutral scent

 

Diabetes and Feetcare
Diabetics are especially prone to foot problems due to their condition. In fact, about 25% of diabetics will develop foot problems during their lifetime. Foot problems, such as ulceration and poor wound healing, are also the main cause of hospitalization among diabetics.

Diabetic foot problems occur as follows:

1) High blood sugar reduces nerve sensitivity in the feet.
2) Sweat gland activity reduces because of nerve damage.
3) The skin becomes dry and cracked and prone to wound formation.
4) Wound detection is delayed due to impaired sensation.
5) Wound healing is poor due to poor circulation.

In severe cases gangrene may form and this can result in amputation.

Prevention is important. Diabetics are recommended to wash and dry their feet well, to keep their skin moisturised in order to prevent cracks and improve elasticity, to check their feet every day, and to wear comfortable shoes and socks.

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