Why Diabetes Makes Your Feet Swell

Why Diabetes Makes Your Feet Swell

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One of the side effects of diabetes is swollen feet. This occurs when your blood sugar levels are too high or low, causing edema or water retention in your extremities. Swollen feet are uncomfortable and can make it difficult to wear shoes or walk. At Horizon Feet & Ankle, we'll help you to understand why diabetes makes your feet swell and recommend diabetic foot care solutions.

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