Dr. G explains how to travel safely with a diabetic foot ulcer: why travel increases risk, what to pack, and how to dress and protect your wound on the road. He covers pre-trip medical clearance, essential supplies (extra dressings, saline, gloves, offloading devices), footwear and climate adjustments, travel-friendly antimicrobials, things to avoid, and when to seek urgent care.

Practical tips include doubling dressing supplies, carrying a doctor’s letter and a carry-on wound kit, researching nearby clinics, and having an emergency plan. With preparation and the right precautions you can enjoy your trip while protecting your foot.