What symptom does nerve ulcer have

Update Date: 2023-07-01 Source: Network

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Nerve ulcer is actually more common in patients with diabetes, because in patients with diabetes foot nerve will appear abnormal situation, some serious point will appear nerve ulcer. For the symptoms of nerve ulcer, the following is a detailed introduction.

What symptom does nerve ulcer have

First of all, patients with diabetic foot due to long-term diabetes led to their own foot lesions, the patient's foot skin becomes dry, at the same time, the foot may cause tingling, numbness, loss of sensory retardation, at the same time, the patient's extremities will appear malnutrition, muscle atrophy and other symptoms.

Symptom 2: in patients with diabetic foot, muscle atrophy is caused by long-term skin ischemia. At the same time, the skin is dry and the elasticity is poor. Once the patient's skin temperature drops, pigmentation will appear, and vascular murmur can be heard at the vascular stenosis. At the same time, if the patient's skin has blister infection, it may lead to ulcers or gangrene.

At the same time, diabetic foot may be due to peripheral neuropathy or peripheral vascular disease, which leads to foot pain, meaning the onset of ulcers and gangrene.

matters needing attention

1. The symptoms of diabetic foot bring mental and physical pain to patients. Patients with physical discomfort, than forced to control diet and exercise, also have to take medicine and injection, this situation lasts forever, the pain is difficult for non-diabetic foot patients to experience. 2. Diabetes is a serious disease, which is harmful. Diabetic foot reflects the pathological changes of foot nerves and blood vessels caused by diabetes, and leads to local tissue ulceration, infection, osteomyelitis, necrosis, etc. local treatment is usually very difficult, and many patients need amputation or toe amputation finally. 3. Complications caused by diabetic foot should not be ignored. Diabetic foot can induce other acute cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events, and even induce acute complications of diabetes, such as ketoacidosis, hypertonic syndrome, and systemic sepsis due to the spread of foot infection.