Diabetes
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12 December 2025
Diabetic foot complications don’t usually arrive with fireworks. They creep in quietly through pressure points, friction, reduced sensation, and tiny skin changes that go unnoticed until they become a problem. That’s exactly why preventive tools matter. -
10 October 2025
Foot temperature monitoring is the routine measurement of plantar skin temperature at standard sites to detect localised increases that suggest inflammation from repetitive mechanical stress or infection. In clinical studies and guidelines a left-to-right difference of ≥ 2.2 °C at corresponding sites is widely used as an action threshold.
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5 August 2025
The Diaped brand is dedicated to enhancing the health and wellbeing of individuals living with diabetes and high-risk foot conditions. Trusted by podiatrists, orthotists, vascular specialists, and healthcare professionals across the UK, Diaped offers a specialised range of diabetic footcare products designed to help prevent complications and support long-term mobility.Â
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14 April 2025
Diabetic socks are specially designed for protecting the feet of individuals with diabetes. Unlike regular socks, they incorporate features that help reduce the risk of foot injuries - enhance blood circulation and ensure maximum comfort.Â
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23 October 2024
When it comes to foot health, choosing the right type of socks can make a significant difference - especially for individuals with diabetes. While normal socks serve their purpose for general comfort and style, they may fall short in addressing the unique challenges faced by diabetic feet.
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10 September 2024
Diabetic patients face a higher risk of sepsis due to slow-healing wounds and infections. Early detection through neuropathy testing and using off-loading cushions or advanced insoles like Levabo Heel Up can prevent ulcers from turning into severe infections. Proper foot care, daily inspections, and hygiene are crucial.
On World Sepsis Day, let’s focus on protecting diabetic patients through proactive care and education to reduce the risk of life-threatening sepsis.
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11 July 2024
Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions worldwide. One of the lesser-known but significant complications of diabetes is the development of foot problems. Diabetic foot conditions can lead to severe consequences, including amputation if not properly managed.
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11 June 2024
There are currently an estimated 4.8 million people in the UK living with diabetes. Of that cohort, approximately 10% will develop a diabetic foot ulcer. To help you understand and prevent these issues, we've compiled a list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) about diabetic foot ulcers.
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2 May 2024
Diabetes is one of the most common diseases amongst adults in the UK, affecting roughly 4.3 million people and responsible for 174 amputations every week. Diabetic foot ulcers occur in between 10% and15% of people living with diabetes and, if left unmanaged, can lead to serious complications for the individual.
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12 March 2024
In the UK, over 4.9 million people have the condition, with a further 13.6 million people at increased risk of type 2 diabetes. Unfortunately, the implications of diabetes to the individual can be severe. Without proper preventative care, people with the condition are at risk of complications such as foot ulceration, which can lead to lower-limb amputation. Lets look at offloading pressure and some of the tools available to achieve this.
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1 February 2024
Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) are a common complication among individuals with diabetes. Approximately 19% to 34% of people with diabetes will develop a DFU in their lifetime. This high prevalence underscores the critical need for effective preventive measures and management strategies.
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14 June 2023
Algeos have a wide range of products that can help manage and treat diabetic foot problems. Insoles are beneficial for individuals with diabetes by providing cushioning, support and pressure redistribution in the feet. -
16 December 2022
Diabetic lower limb products and daily living aids. Includes diabetic insoles, monitoring and prevention solutions to ensure safe and healthy feet. -
4 January 2013
Algeos India CEO, Bhushan Hemade said the company plans to launch 100 clinics across the country in the next two years with each clinic calling for investment of Rs 30 lakh excluding real estate cost. The company has lunched clinics at seven locations in Mumbai.