An open wound on the foot caused by complications from diabetes is:

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A diabetic foot ulcer is a common complication of diabetes, especially in cases where there is nerve damage (neuropathy) and/or poor circulation (peripheral arterial disease). These ulcers typically occur on the bottom of the foot and can be slow to heal, increasing the risk of infection and other complications. A nerve ulcer (A) and circulatory ulcer (C) could both potentially describe a diabetic foot ulcer, but neither is specific enough. A blood vessel ulcer (D) is not a commonly used term and does not specifically relate to diabetic foot ulcers.

An Open Wound on the Foot Caused by Complications from Diabetes