How long does a diabetic foot ulcer take to heal?

With consistent advanced care, most uncomplicated diabetic foot ulcers heal in 12–20 weeks. Wounds that fail to reduce in size by 50% in the first 4 weeks are unlikely to close with standard care alone and typically need an advanced therapy such as a skin substitute. Without treatment, diabetic foot ulcers carry a high risk of infection and amputation.

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