Having persistently dry, cracked, or peeling skin on your feet may be a sign of diabetes-related circulation issues.
🛑 Why Does This Happen?
Diabetes affects the nerves that control sweat production, leading to excessive dryness.
Cracked skin can lead to infections, as bacteria and fungi can easily enter.
⚠️ What You Should Do:
Keep your feet moisturized, but avoid applying lotion between toes (as it can lead to fungal infections). If cracks become deep or painful, seek medical help.
