The symptom of toe rot in diabetic patients is one of the complications of diabetes, which belongs to diabetic foot in clinic. When this happens, the patient must make diagnosis and treatment in time and handle it correctly so as not to cause more serious injury. So, what should diabetics do if they rot their toes?

First of all, we should have a correct understanding of the complication of diabetic foot. Some diabetic patients may lack a certain understanding of it, so there will be some blind treatment misunderstandings in the process of seeking medical treatment, which will aggravate the condition. In fact, as long as the correct treatment is taken in time, it can be cured without the pain of amputation.

The so-called correct treatment method is actually the comprehensive treatment of combining traditional Chinese and western medicine, internal treatment and external treatment, and the combination of whole and local treatment. It combines traditional Chinese and western medicine, scientifically treats diseases in many aspects, and makes up for the single deficiency, so as to achieve the purpose of conservative treatment of diabetic toe rot without amputation.

Let's look at the simple steps of this method:

It is necessary to debride the ulcerated part in time and effectively, and then apply Chinese medicine to the wound surface to control infection to some extent. Then it is necessary to control the development of the disease by improving circulation, nourishing nerves, removing putrefaction and promoting granulation, so that the ulcer will not continue to spread, the wound will be effectively healed, and the fate of amputation will be avoided.

Therefore, when diabetic patients have symptoms of rotten toes, it is not incurable, and amputation is not necessary. As long as everyone can go to the specialist hospital in time and get correct and effective treatment, it can be cured conservatively.