Diabetic neuropathy refers to the condition where diabetes leads to nerve damage, affecting various types of nerves throughout the body, including those in the feet, organs, and muscles. Nerves play a vital role in transmitting messages between the brain and every part of our body, enabling us to perceive sight, sound, touch, and movement. They also convey signals to essential body parts like the heart, regulating its rhythm, and the lungs, facilitating breathing. Consequently, nerve damage can result in significant complications in different areas of the body for individuals with type 1, type 2, or other forms of diabetes.

Distinguishing between a strain and a sprain is essential. While a sprain involves the tearing or stretching of ligaments, a strain refers to the tearing or stretching of muscles or tendons. Tendons are fibrous tissue cords that connect muscles to bones. Ankle and foot strains can be categorized as acute or chronic. Acute strains result from a single traumatic incident, such as slipping on ice or participating in sports activities. On the other hand, chronic strains often arise from prolonged overuse of the muscles in the ankle and foot, typically seen in long-distance runners, soccer players, and dancers, among others.

Enhancing the Health of Your Feet with a Non-Invasive Approach

At Divine Footcare Center, Inc., we are committed to providing our clients with a non-invasive treatment option that promotes the improvement of foot health. Our Laser Pain Management procedure accelerates the healing process for chronic pains and reduces levels of soreness without the need for invasive measures. By employing Low-Level Laser Therapy, this treatment has the potential to eliminate pain entirely and prevent swelling.