Mechanism of diabetic foot ulcer

 Mechanism of diabetic foot ulcer

The mechanism of foot ulcers in diabetic patients is caused by many reasons. The main cause is degenerative neuropathy. A study of people with diabetes found that these three factors accounted for more than 63% of foot ulcers.  56% of wounds due to lack of blood are an additional factor that slows wound healing. Most of the lesions are a combination of both peripheral neuropathies. and ischemia (nerve ischemic), a few ischemic ulcers. Originally, infections were thought to be one of the causes of wound healing. Today, however, infections are thought to be an effect rather than a cause.