Diabetic complications appeared vasculopathy, now rotten feet, the doctor said to amputate, he now asked our diabetic foot treatment specialist, is it possible not to amputate? I am sure to tell you that it is possible! This gangrene is mostly ischemic Haiku, there are generally more arterial occlusions and ischemia, and arterial ischemia has a characteristic of symmetrical development, many patients with poor blood flow in one leg often the other leg will soon also have problems. For example, in this patient above, dry gangrenous necrosis is present in the big toe of both feet. Dry gangrene is one of the more difficult types of gangrene to treat, and the difficulty is reduced by the fact that it is necessary to focus on the treatment of multiple blood circulations in the early stages to improve the oxygen saturation of the lower extremities and move from senile to wet gangrene, which is a treatment idea. However, amputation is currently used for this ischemic gangrene. We have patients with dry gangrene of only one toe, and because of the consideration of vascular occlusion, some recommend ankle amputation and some knee amputation. What is the treatment without amputation? In fact, the process is more complicated, and we mainly use a combination of Chinese and Western medicine open treatment, the whole process of constant nibbling debridement, to improve blood circulation, to control infection, to nourish nerves and trauma, and to improve the overall physical quality of the patient. In particular, the use of Chinese herbal creams, applied externally to the wound surface after trauma treatment, can improve the immunity, resistance and parthenogenesis of the trauma, which is incomparable to other methods, and is one of the main reasons why conservative non-amputation treatment can be achieved. Of course, the real in the treatment is very complex, this is recommended that we promptly transfer to the professional treatment of diabetic foot department or hospital, whether it is local or foreign, to the full-time doctor disposal, to avoid making the wound more and more serious treatment.