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Diabetes impairs wound healing for multiple reasons. Uncontrolled diabetes affects blood flow to the injured area, a condition known as vasculopathy. Additionally, nerve function is compromised, impacting sensation. This combination means cuts and bruises heal more slowly. If blood sugar levels are not managed, these wounds can become infected. Due to weakened immunity, healing takes even longer. <br>Prof. Dr. Ketan Mehata, a consulting physician, cardio-pulmonologist, and diabetologist from Mumbai, is discussing the reasons of slow wound healing in diabetics.

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