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| How To Care for Wounds
For people without diabetes, a cut or a scrape may be a call for a little cleaning, peroxide, and adhesive bandage. They can typically cover it and not worry much about it. Not so for people with diabetes. Any break in the skin is an invitation for infection, which can lead to greater complications. So even minor incidents must be carefully treated and monitored. dLife Expert Columnist Joy Pape has defined minor wounds as: If you need to know how to treat minor wounds, this is the place to start. | |
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