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World Diabetes Day is on November 14. For people with diabetes, long-term health can often be protected by managing common complications.

Living with diabetes means keeping a close eye on your feet. A small cut or blister can quickly turn into a wound that is difficult to treat and can have serious health consequences.

While every person is unique, one thing most of us have in common is that we rely on our feet every day to get us from A to B. Looking after them is therefore essential to our mobility, comfort and overall wellbeing.

While every human is individual and unique in their own way, a similarity most of us share is that we have two feet we heavily rely upon to get us from point A to point B. Therefore, ensuring our feet are healthy and well looked after is of utmost importance.

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Diabetes Ireland urges people with diabetes to be pro-active in looking after their feet and book a foot assessment with a podiatrist as diabetes related amputations remain high despite limited access to healthcare services during Covid times.

The only national charity for people with diabetes is urging people with the condition to book a foot assessment with a podiatrist.

The Western Podiatry Clinic would like to remind people that it remains open throughout the current Level 5 restrictions. Podiatry has been added to the healthcare list of essential services, and you are permitted to travel outside a 5km radius to attend medical appointments.

The Galway Podiatrist - Foot and Ankle Clinic deals with the assessment, treatment and diagnosis of conditions of the lower limb and foot.

The Galway Podiatrist - Foot and Ankle Clinic deals with the assessment, treatment and diagnosis of conditions of the lower limb and foot.