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Diabetes
Wet feet and reduced sensation are a bad combination. A short daily routine that prevents most problems.
Diabetes can dull sensation in the feet, which means a small cut or a soaked shoe can turn into an infection before it is noticed. The monsoon makes both more likely.
Look at the soles, between the toes, and around the nails once a day, in good light. Use a mirror if bending is difficult.
Change out of wet socks as soon as you can. Dry thoroughly between the toes — fungal infection starts there more often than anywhere else.
Closed, well-fitting shoes protect better than sandals in dirty water. Shake them out before wearing.
Any wound that has not started healing within a couple of days, any redness spreading from a cut, or any new numbness needs a doctor rather than a wait-and-see.
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