People with diabetes can develop foot ulcers and foot pain. Poorly controlled diabetes can cause foot ulcers under the big toes and balls of your feet. You may experience swelling, irritation, skin discolouration, red streaks, numbness, loss of feeling, redness and feet odour. You may also suffer from redness and fever. Poor blood circulation, nerve damage, wound on your foot and high blood sugar can cause diabetic foot or ulcer. It can affect your ability to carry out your daily chores and can hamper your quality of life. Factors like poor quality of shoes, alcohol consumption, heart disease, obesity, kidney
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