Hey everyone, I’ve been living with type 2 diabetes for about five years now, and I’m always careful with how I take care of myself. But there’s one thing I really miss—getting pedicures and keeping my feet looking neat. I’ve heard a lot of conflicting advice: some people say it’s fine if you’re careful, others act like it’s asking for trouble. I want to know—is it actually safe to get regular pedicures and manicures when you have diabetes? What should I look out for, and how do I avoid things like infections or injuries if I decide to go for it? Looking for real experiences and solid advice. Thanks in advance!
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You’re not alone—I’ve been in the same boat. The key is being really intentional with your nail care. I learned the hard way that even a tiny cut near the toenail can spiral fast. I found that it’s crucial to use tools made specifically for sensitive skin and brittle nails. Somewhere in the middle of my self-education journey, I stumbled across a super helpful guide about pedicure for diabetics here: https://zamberg.com/blogs/news/manicure-and-pedicure-advice-for-people-with-diabetes. It opened my eyes to things like using rounded instruments to avoid nicks and checking your nails often for changes in shape or color. Also, always double-check that the salon sterilizes their tools—or better yet, bring your own. And honestly, sometimes doing your own manicure at home is not only safer but kind of therapeutic. Just take it slow, stay aware of any odd sensations (or lack thereof), and never ignore skin redness or swelling. You don’t need to give up feeling pampered—you just need a smarter approach.