Better foot care reduces diabetics' costsA recent US study by the Analysis Group analysed just over 30 000 patients with and without foot ulcers over a 12-month period and showed that foot ulcers contribute to major medical expenses for diabetics - almost double the other costs of treating the condition and better foot care could cut these medical costs. "Debilitating feet conditions can lead to psychological and physical implications," said Giulia Criscuolo, pharmacist for Litha Pharma that markets and distributes the Diabecinn range in SA. Foot care tips
Diabecinn Feetcare cream is available at health shops, pharmacies, Dis-Chem, Clicks, Pick n Pay, Wellness Warehouse and Medi-Rite. It has been dermatologically tested on diabetics, has a neutral pH value (5.5) and a natural scent. It is quickly absorbed by the skin, does not contain perfume or artificial colorants and leaves no marks. It is part of the range of products for Type 2 diabetes and high cholesterol, which contain a natural, water-based cinnamon extract, proven to help stabilise blood sugar levels. To view the report, go to www.mcknights.com/foot-ulcers-double-the-cost-of-diabetes-care-study-finds/article/338467. |