LIM Immigration Consulting Group Dr Charlie Lim (PhD) : What illnesses or diseases is he suffering from? Anyone know?

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He helped many cecas , tiongs , pinoy take citizenship and pr.

 

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He helped many cecas , tiongs , pinoy take citizenship and pr.

I suspect it's diabetes.

 

[rocket]

I suspect it's diabetes.

What happened to him?

 

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What happened to him?

His feet turn black according to his own video

 

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He helped many cecas , tiongs , pinoy take citizenship and pr.

CECA Indians visited him, send him flowers?

 

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A diabetic foot infection is a serious complication of diabetes, often starting from a minor cut or blister, leading to inflammation, pus, or poor healing, and can range from mild to life-threatening, requiring prompt treatment like antibiotics and wound care, sometimes surgery, and often multidisciplinary management to prevent severe outcomes like amputation. Key signs include redness, swelling, warmth, persistent pain, drainage, and slow-healing sores, but nerve damage (neuropathy) can mask these symptoms, making regular foot checks crucial.

Causes & Risk Factors

• Nerve Damage (Neuropathy):
  Loss of sensation means minor injuries go unnoticed, allowing infections to set in.
• • Poor Circulation:
    Damaged blood vessels supply less oxygen and nutrients, hindering healing and infection fighting.
  • Impaired Immune Response:
    High blood sugar weakens the immune system, making infections harder to fight.
  • Entry Points:
    Fungal nail infections, calluses, cracks, and blisters can be entry points for bacteria.

Signs & Symptoms

• • Redness, swelling, warmth around a wound.
  • Pus or foul-smelling drainage.
  • Pain, tingling, or numbness.
  • Sores, blisters, or cracks that don't heal.
  • Thickened, discolored toenails.
  • Fever, increased heart rate (in advanced infections).

Treatment

• • Mild Infections: Oral antibiotics, wound cleaning, and offloading (pressure relief).
  • Moderate/Severe Infections: Hospitalization, IV antibiotics, surgical removal of dead tissue (debridement), and addressing poor blood flow (revascularization).
  • Multidisciplinary Care: Involves podiatrists, endocrinologists, and infectious disease specialists for best outcomes.

Prevention is Key

• • Daily Foot Checks: Look for cuts, redness, blisters, and calluses.
  • Proper Footwear: Wear comfortable, well-fitting shoes and avoid walking barefoot.
  • Good Hygiene: Wash feet daily, moisturize to prevent cracks, and cut nails straight across.
  • Control Diabetes: Manage blood sugar levels to reduce complications.

 

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CECA Indians visited him, send him flowers?

Ceca Indian are well known ungrateful.

 

[Truthspeak]

Many doctors deserve their karma for cheating their clients

 

[Truthspeak]

I suspect it's diabetes.

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