Diabetic amputations live up to 3 years?

Diabetes patients can live up to 3 years after amputation. First of

all, the survival time of diabetes patients after amputation is affected by many factors and cannot be generalized. Individual physical condition, underlying disease, postoperative care, rehabilitation and treatment compliance all play an important role. If patients can actively cooperate with treatment after amputation, including strict control of blood sugar, blood pressure, blood lipids, etc., pay attention to wound care and rehabilitation training, and maintain a healthy lifestyle, their survival time can be greatly prolonged, even long-term survival. Second, modern medical technology is constantly improving, and there are more effective methods and means for the treatment and management of diabetes and its complications. Comprehensive treatment programs can reduce the risk of complications and improve the quality of life and survival rate of patients.

Diabetes patients should go to the endocrine department of a regular hospital for treatment in time to obtain a good prognosis.