India is the second country globally with the highest number of diabetes cases. Type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease with no cure, destroys insulin-making beta cells. In India, around 77 million adults have type 2 diabetes, while almost 25 million are at risk. Foot problems are common with diabetes, including neuropathy, peripheral artery disease, infections, and toenail issues.Diabetes: Warning signs of foot complications
GeneralIndia is the second country globally with the highest number of diabetes cases. Type 1 diabetes, an autoimmune disease with no cure, destroys insulin-making beta cells. In India, around 77 million adults have type 2 diabetes, while almost 25 million are at risk. Foot problems are common with diabetes, including neuropathy, peripheral artery disease, infections, and toenail issues.
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