Diabetic foot ulcers are open sores or wounds that commonly occur on the feet of individuals with diabetes. These ulcers develop due to a combination of factors, including reduced blood flow, nerve damage, and high blood sugar levels, which can impair healing. If left untreated, they can lead to serious infections and complications. Preventing diabetic foot ulcers involves regular foot care, including daily inspections, proper hygiene, and wearing appropriate footwear. Early detection and treatment are crucial to avoid severe outcomes, such as amputation. Managing blood sugar levels effectively can also help reduce the risk of developing these ulcers.