Chakote is one of the many problems that patients with diabetes may have. High blood sugar levels caused by various forms of diabetes can affect many body systems, including vision, kidney system, and nerves. In the long-term cases, especially when the blood sugar level cannot be reasonably controlled, it is found that the donor foot nerve has problems. This can put your feet in danger of problems. Just like some things fail, you don’t know that there is something wrong with it. Because you can’t really feel its damage to the nerves. It may be as simple as being polluted standing in a rusty pond. But you didn’t realize you were standing in the pond. If blisters or inward growing claws are infected, if you don’t look at them, you don’t know they are on your feet. This is why foot care is so necessary for patients with diabetes, and foot care is very important. If you don’t know about injuries and injuries, Shakte people are the destruction of bones and joints.

The way to look at it can be considered as follows. Pretending to be an ankle sprain is very bad, and I am not aware of it. Just because I didn’t feel the pain in my ankle. Then you go on and walk from above. Imagine the extra damage you do while walking on it. First of all, when you sit down and look at your feet, you will find that one foot is much swollen than the other. This is what happens to people with diabetes. There may be some damage, such as ankle sprain or progressive arch failure, and there is no pain, so they will continue to walk. Due to swelling, it is obvious how much damage to the original damage will increase before the problem is finally observed. Although it doesn’t swell very much sometimes, because of the inflammation related process of the damaged foot, it will generate more heat, so Chakot’s foot will recover from the temperature difference between the feet.

The full development of Charcot really needs emergency treatment. Because the more serious it is, the more challenging it is to deal with. Everyone must obtain at least one walking support to immediately stop all load movements or protect against injury. In less serious cases, as well as serious and improved cases, the truly supportive orthosis on shoes should be used to support feet and injuries. Surgery is sometimes required to correct the semicircular canal and the degastric skeleton. So far, the worst case scenario is that too much damage is caused by the wound, which may lead to the foot and/or leg needing amputation.