A study to assess the efficacy of local applicants to prevent complications of diabetic foot

Background: Diabetes is one of the most common comorbid illnesses in our community. associated with numerous complications related to microvascular, macrovascular, and metabolic etiologies. One its long course diabetic foot ulcer morbidity mortality a major health issue. Aims Objectives: This study was conducted describe lesions we treat, compare outcomes identify measures decrease due disease. Materials Methods: All patients who attended general surgery outpatient department at M.Y. Hospital (M.P.) India between July 1st 2021 June 30th, 2022 were included this nonhealing Diabetic Ulcer Wagners Stage 3 for more than 2 weeks without any other comorbidities. Results: Majority presented higher grade poor glycemic control time presentation. Conservative management antibiotics useful small subset patients. needed surgical treatment form debridement amputations. Conclusion: limb disease prevalent male sex commonly 51–60 years age group. 74% Staphylococcus aureus found microorganism pus culture from wounds. Local applicants are effective controlling ulcers. In study, hydrogel colloidal silver followed by nitrate. Early aggressive these ulcers can prevent rate amputation.