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Bone wax has been used for years by surgeons as a hemostatic agent to prevent bleeding from bone surfaces. Though the effectiveness of bone wax as a hemostatic agent while acting as a tamponade is well known, it is not without its complications. It has been documented in the medical literature that bone wax may remain in the body for many years as a foreign body and in some cases cause a giant cell reaction at various surgical sites. However, to the authors' knowledge, there has not been a reported case of a foreign body giant cell reaction secondary to the use of bone wax in the current podiatric literature. Two case studies are described to bring attention to the fact that bone wax can interfere with bone healing while remaining attached to bone as a foreign body and induce a giant cell reaction and local inflammatory effects in the human foot.

After nail care, corn and hard skin removal the podiatrist will massage Prende oil into your feet. Next warm paraffin wax is slowly brushed over aching joints and dry areas of skin. The feet are wrapped up to aid the absorption of the oils into the epidermis. The wax is gently pulled away to reveal fresh, revitalised beautiful feet. An indulgent addition to any foot treatment.

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Methods: In this randomized controlled trial, 45 patients took part. Patients were randomly assigned to three groups. In the honey group, the wound was dressed using gauzes with honey daily for 1 month. In the olive oil group, the wound was dressed using gauzes with olive oil (4 mL) daily for 1 month. Patients in the control group received usual dressing. Wounds were assessed before and after intervention using the Wagner scoring system and the checklist of diabetic foot healing (where a higher score indicates better wound healing).

Diabetic foot results from ischemia, neuropathy, and infection. Despite medical and surgical advances in recent decades, problems related to diabetic foot are the most important complications of diabetes. It has also remained a health issue and is considered the greatest risk factor for non-traumatic amputation in the foot.6 Lack of healing of diabetic foot can result in infection, gangrene, amputation, and even death.7 Diabetic foot heals infrequently and affects lifestyle, social activities, health, and quality of life in patients and their caregivers.8 It can also result in increasing healthcare costs.9 Treatment of diabetic foot includes control of blood sugar, antibiotic therapy, wound debridement, hyperbaric oxygen, negative pressure, electrical stimulation, and using growth hormone.3

Diabetic foot is an important factor in the mortality and disability of people with diabetes. Despite many advances in the diagnosis and treatment of diabetes, the issue of diabetic foot has not been resolved. Many patients suffer from some degree of diabetic foot; consequently, they are treated with medication. After ineffective medical treatment, surgery is considered for patients.10 One of the most challenging tasks in the healthcare of diabetic foot is dressing of these wounds. Various products are used to heal diabetic foot, and their efficiency and effectiveness have been investigated in many studies. Olive oil and honey are two examples of such products.4,11,12

Regarding the second study question, the results of the study showed that using olive oil in diabetic foot can improve the process of wound healing. Few studies have been conducted on the impact of olive oil on diabetic foot. In a clinical trial, Nassiri et al examined the impact of olive oil on the healing of diabetic foot. In their study, 34 patients were assigned to intervention and control groups. Olive oil was used in dressing of the intervention group. The results showed that using olive oil can help in the treatment of diabetic foot.4 In another study, Elshenawie et al examined the impact of ozone olive oil ointment dressing on diabetic foot in 30 patients. The results showed that using this ointment improves the healing of diabetic foot considerably compared to routine dressing.19 Although the mechanism of effect of olive oil in the process of wound healing is not clear, it seems that it occurs through two mechanisms. Olive oil contains essential fatty acids such as linoleic acid and linolenic acid, which stimulate cell healing and accelerate the process of wound healing. Olive oil also has antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory features, which improve the formation of epithelial tissues in the wound and accelerate the process of wound healing.20

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Allow the wax to cool until it has a thin film on the top. This will mean it is getting cool enough to put your hand or foot in. When a film has formed, check the temperature. The thermometer should read about 52 C (125 F) when you begin your treatment.

Relax your hand or foot and dip it into the wax. Be very careful not to touch the sides or bottom of the pot. Allow the wax to come to just above the wrist or ankle. If you are unsteady, it helps to have another person guide your hand or foot in and out of the wax.

If yellow feet are the only symptom that a person has, the cause is most likely to be a callus or a high intake of carotenoid-containing foods. A podiatrist can treat calluses and other foot problems, while a dietician can help a person plan a more balanced diet.

Trench foot, also known as immersion foot, is an injury of the feet resulting from prolonged exposure to wet and cold conditions. Trench foot can occur at temperatures as high as 60 degrees F if the feet are constantly wet. Injury occurs because wet feet lose heat 25-times faster than dry feet. Therefore, to prevent heat loss, the body constricts blood vessels to shut down circulation in the feet. Skin tissue begins to die because of lack of oxygen and nutrients and due to the buildup of toxic products.

Open-back and sandal styles support the full length of the foot. For some wearers, the heel of the foot will meet the back end of the shoe exactly; for others, the heel may be slightly forward of the back of the shoe.

Your doctor might call it digital sclerosis. It can happen with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. The skin on the back of your hands or on your fingers or toes may be thick and waxy. Those patches may spread to your arms, upper back, and shoulders. In severe cases, you may have trouble moving your joints and need physical therapy. The best way to treat this condition is to control your blood sugar.

Paraffin wax baths have been used for decades to relieve pain from sore muscles and joints, as well as to help soften the skin. We use medical-grade liquid paraffin wax, which has a unique ability to retain heat and transfer this to the foot and ankle, penetrating into the joints to provide some relief from arthritic complaints. Paraffin wax baths are also great for preparing the feet for your skin and nail care appointment with your podiatrist, by softening the skin and restoring some moisture. This means that hard, thick callus and cracks in the heels can be removed more easily.

Treatment includes dipping the feet and ankles into a bath of liquid paraffin wax, which retains the heat. As the wax solidifies, the heat transfers into the foot and ankle, providing the benefits listed above.

This is the time of year that we at Eastern Shore Veterinary Hospital see many, many foot injuries. The combination of ice, snow and a happy dog frolicking in the outdoors can, unfortunately, result in cracked pads, lacerations, or broken toenails.

The saguaro cactus is a master of desert survival. Every aspect of this plant is specifically designed to thrive in the sometimes harsh Sonoran Desert. The skin of the saguaro cactus covered with a thick waxy coating that waterproofs the plant, and reduces water lost to the air through transpiration. The skin of the cactus is covered with hard spines and flexible bristles as a method of defending the water stored inside.

Very little water is instantly used; instead, most of the water collected ends up being stored within the cactus to use during periods of drought. The interior of the cactus is filled with a sponge-like tissue which is used to hold the water. As more and more water gets stored, the skin of the cactus begins to expand, making room for even more storage. As a result, the saguaro cactus can become quite heavy as more and more water is stored. At full capacity, a foot of saguaro cactus can weigh upwards of 90 pounds, and a full height saguaro can weigh over a ton!

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