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Do Add @ You are caring for a patient with diabetes. You notice the person is forcing his shoes on over very swollen feet and the shoes are extremely tight. He denies any discomfort. Is this a problem? What do you know about Diabetic patients and their feet? Ebony Scott. Mar 23, 2020 (Edited Feb 19)
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