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Dog Biscuit Leads to Leg Amputation for Diabetic Woman

Published Sunday, May 10, 2026 · Updated May 11

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A diabetic woman from New Pitsligo, Jayme Stephen, required a leg amputation due to sepsis, which developed from a minor injury caused by a dog biscuit. This case underscores the severe risks minor injuries pose to individuals with diabetes, a condition that leads to over 180 lower limb amputations weekly in the UK.

What We Know — Key Points

  • Jayme Stephen, a diabetic woman from New Pitsligo, had her leg amputated due to sepsis.
  • The sepsis that led to the amputation was caused by a minor injury from a dog biscuit.
  • Diabetes UK reports that diabetes results in over 180 lower limb amputations weekly.

What Is Claimed — Perspectives

  • BBC NewsCenter

    The article highlights the severe consequences of minor injuries for diabetics through a personal story, emphasizing the importance of foot care and early medical intervention.

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