Foot changes are common among individuals with diabetes, particularly those with long-term uncontrolled blood sugar levels. Over time, this condition can impact nerves and blood vessels, potentially leading to alterations in gait. Symptoms often include pain, tingling, numbness, burning sensations, and reduced sensation in the feet. These changes in gait increase the risk of falls and ulcerations. Unfortunately, ulcers may go unnoticed, escalating to complications such as septicemia if not promptly treated. Effective management of diabetic neuropathy and foot care begins with controlling blood sugar levels. Symptomatic relief often involves oral medications and external therapies.