Diabetic hand infection is also known as tropical diabetic hand syndrome. It is common in tropical areas due to the hot and humid climate that creates favorable conditions for bacteria to grow. It is often the result of common hand injuries that are not treated promptly and adequately.

People often mention foot complications in diabetic patients. But few people know that the hands of diabetics are also an important complication. It is important because in addition to the motor function, the hands also have an aesthetic function and play a very important role in daily life and work.