”Life is about exercise”, and for every diabetic patient, proper exercise is good for controlling blood sugar, blood pressure and blood lipids. Likewise, no matter what the complications of diabetes are, proper exercise is helpful to the health of the patient, and the same is true for diabetic foot. People may say, “How can I walk when my feet are already rotten and the patient is in particular pain? In fact, I think this situation is not well controlled, if it is in the case of receiving effective treatment, in fact, pain should also get out of bed and walk more and more activities, especially the foot has more hidden wounds such as sinus tracts, fistulas, walking can improperly squeeze the foot wound, conducive to debridement and drainage. However, I also emphasize that exercise is a “double-edged sword” because of the presence of rotten feet, and improper exercise may cause more damage to the body or the wound. Based on years of experience, we recommend that you pay attention to the following points: 1, exercise under the guidance of a professional doctor; 2, not easy to do strenuous exercise; 3, not easy to exercise for a long time; 4, to wear appropriate shoes and socks to avoid secondary damage to the wound; 5, can be appropriate pressure on the affected area to facilitate complete drainage of the wound; 6, foot deformities to pay attention to decompression, so as not to cause new damage; 7, cerebral infarction 7, cerebral infarction sequelae and other mobility problems should be supported by family members to avoid falls. Our doctors will encourage patients to move more, it may be a little difficult in the early stage, after all, the bruising is too long, the wound is too painful, and the patient is not willing to walk. This time, family members should also cooperate, more encouragement and urge patients, so that the treatment is really helpful.