There is no so-called “most effective” treatment for diabetic foot ulcers. The treatment measures for diabetic foot include general treatment, drug treatment and surgery.
1. General treatment: mainly through dietary control, such as controlling total calorie intake, avoiding high-sugar food, etc., as well as appropriate exercise to promote the body’s sensitivity to insulin.
2. Medication: Reasonable control of blood glucose is the basis of treatment of diabetic foot, commonly used hypoglycemic drugs include metformin and menthyl insulin, etc. In addition, if combined with neurosensory anomalies, it is necessary to give thiotic acid treatment, if accompanied by pain symptoms, ibuprofen can be given to relieve pain, and ulceration with infection can be given antibiotics such as amoxicillin treatment.
3. Surgery: If the infection of diabetic foot is serious, in order to prevent the occurrence of sepsis, septicemia and other serious complications, amputation is feasible when necessary.
There is no such thing as the “most effective” treatment, and patients diagnosed with diabetic foot should be actively treated under the guidance of a doctor.