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What kind of shoes we should use?

Shoes must always fit comfortably and have adequate width and depth for the toes.

How does a shoe or diabetic footwear can lead to infections/amputations?

Since diabetic patients feet swells in evening with neuropathy, A shoe that fits well in the morning may be too tight by later part of day when feet swells and since perception of pain is lost in diabetic neuropathy patient continues to wear tight shoes for prolonged periods without discomfort result would cause blisters/infection at most compressed region by tight shoes

Patients using sandals with loss of pain perception wears sandals with straps too tight for getting to know they are wearing Diabetic footwear, again sometimes lands up with compression for prolonged periods leading to blisters/infections.

What precautions to be taken to avoid chapel bite injuries because of new shoes or diabetic footwear?

New shoes should be worn for only a few hours at a time, and you should take care to inspect your feet for any points of irritation Start using new diabetic footwear gradually and use thick cotton socks to avoid chapel bite injuries.

What to look for in diabetic footwear before wearing?

Most of foot problems that leads to infections can be preventable with diabetic footwear fitting correctly and comfortably, check diabetic footwear before wearing to look out for any irregularities or things like pebbles, nails etc, inside diabetic footwear to avoid skin irritation and blister formation, diabetic shoes should be brought at the end of the day when the feels swells to maximum size and see that toe box is roomy.