As many as 50% of people with diabetes develop dermopathy, which causes small lesions on your skin. They can be reddish or brownish in color and are usually round or oval in shape. Share on ...

Shin spots (diabetic dermopathy): This condition happens due to changes to the blood vessels in your skin. Dermopathy appears as a shiny round or oval lesion on the thin skin of your shins.

Investigators have now shown that eyes with diabetic retinal lesions predominantly in peripheral areas of the retina that are seen in UWF images but not in traditional retinal photographs show ...

If you have diabetes, it’s important to be aware of potentially serious skin problems related to the disease and see your doctor before the problem gets out of control. In most cases, skin ...

The lesions are harmless, and treatment is not usually necessary. Sometimes, insignificant wounds can become open sores called diabetic ulcers. These can occur anywhere on the skin but are most ...

Necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum (NLD) also features light brown oval or circular patches, but the lesions are deeper, larger, and fewer than in diabetic dermopathy. NLD is a rare condition and ...

Until recently, the treatment for diabetic retinopathy relied almost exclusively on managing the metabolic dysregulation of diabetes mellitus until the severity of vascular lesions warranted laser ...

Diabetes can also increase the risk of certain ... skin conditions or infections will itch at the site of the spot or lesion. Itching can make a person feel uncomfortable in their clothes, wake ...

This strategy allows uniform classification despite variations in diabetes duration and elimination of patients with normal renal function but rapidly developing renal lesions from a group ...

Central diabetes insipidus (CDI), a rare condition ... The diagnosis of these tumors is challenging because biopsy in intracranial lesions is difficult. Lymphocytic infundibulo-neurohypophysitis ...