We are constantly asked by our podiatrists what herbal creams are more effective in treating diabetic rotten feet. There are also many people who have tried a lot, but the inflammation is not controlled and they even face amputation. I would like to tell you that even if a certain medicine is really effective, it is not a single medicine that can cure it, because “medicine, medicine and art” are the three in order to play a therapeutic role. The medicine is the required medication. On the whole, the medication of diabetic foot is a very complicated process, and there are several kinds of Chinese ointments used in combination with Chinese and Western medicine, as well as different herbal adulterants, potions and oils. If you don’t use the right medicine, it will not only be ineffective, but also detrimental to the wound. Medical, I think that the doctor who treats the disease. The above mentioned the complexity of the medication, telling you that only doctors with extensive clinical experience can grasp how to use the medication; and clearing, these also need to have professional knowledge of stoma doctors, according to the recovery of the wound and the purpose of each step of treatment, with targeted clearing, dry gangrene too early clearing is more detrimental to wound healing, while for wet gangrene is the earlier the better; some patients also suffer from brain infarction heart attack and other Diseases that require specialized medical treatment. Surgery does not refer only to surgery, but also to the way in which the treatment process is carried out. For example, whether Chinese ointment is applied directly or applied externally after debridement, whether amputation or conservative treatment is chosen, whether debridement is surgical or biological debridement, whether wounds are sutured or open, whether lower limb circulation is interventional stenting or a combination of Chinese and Western medicine ——, all of these belong to the category of “surgery”. Moreover, medicine, medicine, and surgery do not exist in isolation, but interact with each other to form a comprehensive and systematic treatment plan. The only way to achieve the goal of conservative treatment of diabetic foot without amputation is to bring the respective roles of the three into play and unite medicine, medicine and surgery.