Diabetics have long suffered from foot problems. An article from National Diabetes Clearing House talks about the foot problems that most diabetics will encounter at times. Dr Marc Blatstein tells us that a common problem that some people have is nerve damage. As nerves become damaged in your feet, you might not be able to feel things as you did before. If you have a cut or a sore on your foot it becomes unnoticed and if it worsens it could then lead to an infection. Some cases can be so severe that the only way to resolve the issue is amputation. It becomes more than just a minor concern when the magnitude of such a simple cut or sore can be so detrimental to a person. There could also be poor blood flow to the feet as well. If a wound or infection does occur, it becomes increasingly difficult for it to heal due to blood flow being impacted.