Common exercise methods suitable for people with diabetic foot are mainly based on moderate walking.
Diabetic foot refers to foot infection, ulceration or deep tissue destruction caused by lower limb neuropathy and vascular lesions in diabetic patients. It is a chronic complication that requires control of peripheral neuropathy and peripheral arterial lesions, improvement of plantar pressure, etc., to play an effective role in preventing and avoiding recurrent attacks.
Diabetic foot patients with intact foot skin can improve exercise tolerance and motor function by moderate walking, such as improving walking distance and walking time with intermittent claudication.
Common treatments include general treatment, medication, trauma treatment, revascularization, rehabilitation, etc. It is recommended that patients consult a doctor in a timely manner, under the guidance of a professional doctor, and formulate an individualized training program according to their condition to promote the recovery of their normal function.