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DIABETES | From suspected sefola to amputation: the foot sore that cost a leg
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1d agoDIABETES | From suspected sefola to amputation: the foot sore that cost a leg
Themba Sepeng from North West province did not seek medical attention immediately after developing diabetes-related foot sores, leading to an amputation.
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1d agoSouth Africa: Diabetes - From Suspected Sefola to Amputation - the Foot Sore That Cost a Leg
[Health-e] A North West man lost his leg after treating a diabetic foot ulcer with traditional remedies. Diabetes can cause foot wounds that heal slowly and can develop into serious infections. Early medical treatment of diabetic foot ulcers can help prevent amputations.
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