11 Ways Diabetes Can Affect Your Feet

Two conditions called diabetic neuropathy and peripheral vascular disease can damage the feet (and other areas of the body) in people who have diabetes.

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Special: Diabetes Prevention and Treatment

FEATURED How Diabetes Can Affect Your Feet Two conditions called diabetic neuropathy and peripheral vascular disease can damage the feet (and other areas of the body) in people who have diabetes. READ MORE

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