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Swollen ankles and feet can be painful, and are common for those with diabetes. Standing or walking for long periods of time can cause an abnormal fluid buildup in the ankles, feet and legs â especially among older adults. Here are some tips that may help. Elevate your legs.
When diabetics inspect their feet, they should be aware of the following: (1) Color changes in Feet. Paleness or bluishness of the toes and decrease of circulation. Black skin is a sign of dead tissue, and redness with streaks is often a sign of infection. (2) Swelling. Abnormal swelling may be the result of poor circulation or swelling.