To take care and prevent complications with diabetic feet, it is important to apply measures to minimize the risk of injuries or infections and to regularly examine the feet. Diabetics should wash their feet with warm water and mild soap, dry them well, especially between and under the toes, and apply moisturizing cream daily. It is essential to check for any wounds, calluses, cracks, or unusual discoloration on the feet and to wear cotton socks and properly fitting shoes. If a wound is noticed on the foot, it should be cleaned with cool saline water and covered with a dry bandage. Daily monitoring for signs of infection such as heat, redness, swelling, odor, or discharge is crucial, and if these signs appear, a doctor should be consulted promptly.