Diabetic foot

Diabetic foot is one of the most common complications of diabetes. It is characterized by inadequate blood supply to the feet, which reduces their pain sensitivity, impedes the healing of wounds and ulcers indicative of a progressive necrotic process. The structure of bones and joints is weakened. As a result, this leads to deformation of the foot, making it impossible to walk. The use of oxygen therapy in the combined treatment of the diabetic foot has led to complete wound healing or significant improvement in the local condition in many patients, which prevents amputations and makes it possible to limit the extent of amputations.