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October 2026, week by week

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What each account actually published, grouped by week of the month. Last fetched 2026-10-09. Weeks run 1st–7th, 8th–14th, 15th–21st, and the 22nd to the end — the spare days join week four rather than making a short fifth week that would read as a collapse in output.

Week 1

2026-10-01 → 2026-10-07
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With diabetes, a small foot problem may not always feel like a big pro2026-10-01 · YouTube · shortlikes 3comments 0views 492unplanned

With diabetes, a small foot problem may not always feel like a big problem. Reduced sensation can make it easier to miss a blister, cut or sore. That is why making a daily foot check part of your routine matters. Look for redness, swelling, blisters, skin changes or wounds that are not healing. And remember, waiting for pain may mean waiting too long to notice a problem. When it comes to wound care, paying attention early matters. Cimidaxil D+ is designed to support the wound healing environment. Learn more about Cimidaxil D+ and its approach to wound care. Visit Cimidaxil.com #Cimidaxil #DiabeticFoot #DiabetesCare #FootCare #WoundCare #DiabetesAwareness

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Posted2026-10-01
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#cimidaxil#diabeticfoot#diabetescare#footcare#woundcare#diabetesawareness

Diabetes? Don’t wait for pain to check your feet. A tiny blister, cu2026-10-01 · Instagram · reellikes 5comments 0views 33unplanned

Diabetes? Don’t wait for pain to check your feet. A tiny blister, cut or sore can be easy to miss, especially when sensation is reduced. Make a daily foot check a habit. Look for redness, swelling, blisters, skin changes or wounds that are not healing. When wound care matters, choose Cimidaxil D+. Check. Care. Choose Cimidaxil D+. #Cimidaxil #DiabeticFoot #DiabetesCare #FootCare #WoundCare #DiabetesAwareness

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Account@cimidaxilspray
Posted2026-10-01
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#Cimidaxil#DiabeticFoot#DiabetesCare#FootCare#WoundCare#DiabetesAwareness

A small blister or cut may not always feel like a problem when you hav2026-10-01 · Facebook · videolikes 2comments —views 219shares 0unplanned

A small blister or cut may not always feel like a problem when you have diabetes. Reduced sensation can make it easier to miss changes in your feet. Make a daily foot check a habit and look for redness, swelling, blisters, skin changes or wounds that are not healing. Do not wait for pain to check your feet. For wound care support, choose Cimidaxil D+. Learn more about Cimidaxil D+ today. #Cimidaxil #DiabeticFoot #DiabetesCare #FootCare #WoundCare #DiabetesAwareness

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Account@CimidaxilSpray
Posted2026-10-01
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With diabetes, a small foot problem may not always feel like a big pro2026-10-01 · LinkedIn · videolikes —comments —unplanned

With diabetes, a small foot problem may not always feel like a big problem. Reduced sensation can make it easier to miss a blister, cut or sore. That is why making a daily foot check part of your routine matters. Look for redness, swelling, blisters, skin changes or wounds that are not healing. And remember, waiting for pain may mean waiting too long to notice a problem. When it comes to wound care, paying attention early matters. Cimidaxil D+ is designed to support the wound healing environment. Learn more about Cimidaxil D+ and its approach to wound care. Visit Cimidaxil.com #Cimidaxil #DiabeticFoot #DiabetesCare #FootCare #WoundCare #DiabetesAwareness

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Posted2026-10-01
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#cimidaxil#diabeticfoot#diabetescare#footcare#woundcare#diabetesawareness

Learn about the types of diabetes, including type 1, type 2, gestation2026-10-01 · Pinterest · staticlikes —comments 0shares 0unplanned

Learn about the types of diabetes, including type 1, type 2, gestational diabetes, and other forms. Understand their causes, symptoms, and how diabetes can affect blood sugar control, skin health, and wound healing. Explore diabetes-related wound care and discover Cimidaxil D+ wound spray for convenient, no-touch topical wound care.

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Posted2026-10-01
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Care begins with the little things we do every day. Today, Let’s remem2026-10-02 · Facebook · staticlikes 1comments —shares 1unplanned

Care begins with the little things we do every day. Today, Let’s remember that simple acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference Happy Gandhi Jayanti! #Cimidaxil #GandhiJayanti #ActOfCare #CareMatters #WoundCare

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Posted2026-10-02
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Care begins with the little things we do every day. Today, Let’s remem2026-10-02 · Instagram · staticlikes 1comments 0unplanned

Care begins with the little things we do every day. Today, Let’s remember that simple acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference Happy Gandhi Jayanti! #Cimidaxil #GandhiJayanti #ActOfCare #CareMatters #WoundCare

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#Cimidaxil#GandhiJayanti#ActOfCare#CareMatters#WoundCare

Care begins with the little things we do every day. Today, Let’s remem2026-10-02 · LinkedIn · imagelikes —comments —unplanned

Care begins with the little things we do every day. Today, Let’s remember that simple acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference  Happy Gandhi Jayanti! #Cimidaxil #GandhiJayanti #ActOfCare #CareMatters #WoundCare

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#cimidaxil#gandhijayanti#actofcare#carematters#woundcare

Why does a leg ulcer keep coming back, even after the skin has closed?2026-10-02 · YouTube · shortlikes 1comments 0views 196unplanned

Why does a leg ulcer keep coming back, even after the skin has closed? Some leg ulcers can be linked to problems with how blood moves through the veins. When circulation is affected, pressure and fluid can build up in the lower leg, which may contribute to wounds taking longer to heal or returning after the skin has closed. That is why recurring leg ulcers need more than attention to the wound alone. Assessment may include the wound, circulation and the underlying cause, along with an appropriate wound care plan. Cimidaxil D+ is designed to support the wound healing environment. Learn more about Cimidaxil D+ and its approach to topical wound care. Visit Cimidaxil.com #WoundCare #LegUlcer #VenousUlcer #ChronicWounds #Cimidaxil

Linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irZqv2e06PQ
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Account@Cimidaxil
Posted2026-10-02
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#woundcare#legulcer#venousulcer#chronicwounds#cimidaxil

Why does a leg ulcer keep coming back, even after the skin has closed?2026-10-03 · LinkedIn · videolikes —comments —unplanned

Why does a leg ulcer keep coming back, even after the skin has closed? Some leg ulcers can be linked to problems with how blood moves through the veins. When circulation is affected, pressure and fluid can build up in the lower leg, which may contribute to wounds taking longer to heal or returning after the skin has closed. That is why recurring leg ulcers need more than attention to the wound alone. Assessment may include the wound, circulation and the underlying cause, along with an appropriate wound care plan. Cimidaxil D+ is designed to support the wound healing environment. Learn more about Cimidaxil D+ and its approach to topical wound care. Visit Cimidaxil.com #WoundCare #LegUlcer #VenousUlcer #ChronicWounds #Cimidaxil

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#woundcare#legulcer#venousulcer#chronicwounds#cimidaxil

Does a leg ulcer keep coming back? There may be more to look at than t2026-10-03 · Facebook · videolikes 1comments —views 100shares 0unplanned

Does a leg ulcer keep coming back? There may be more to look at than the wound itself. Some leg ulcers can be linked to problems with circulation in the veins. This can lead to pressure and fluid building up in the lower leg. If an ulcer keeps returning, look beyond the surface and consider the wound, circulation and underlying cause. For topical wound care support, choose Cimidaxil D+. Learn more about Cimidaxil D+ today. #LegUlcer #WoundCare #VenousUlcer #Cimidaxil

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Posted2026-10-03
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It healed... so why did it come back? Some leg ulcers can be linked 2026-10-03 · Instagram · reellikes 5comments 2views 51unplanned

It healed... so why did it come back? Some leg ulcers can be linked to problems with circulation in the veins. That is why a recurring ulcer needs attention beyond just the wound. Think WOUND. CIRCULATION. UNDERLYING CAUSE. For topical wound care support, choose Cimidaxil D+. Learn more about Cimidaxil D+. #LegUlcer #VenousUlcer #WoundCare #ChronicWounds #Cimidaxil #WoundCareSupport

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Account@cimidaxilspray
Posted2026-10-03
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#LegUlcer#VenousUlcer#WoundCare#ChronicWounds#Cimidaxil#WoundCareSupport

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Learn about diabetic foot pain, its common causes, warning signs, and 2026-10-05 · Pinterest · staticlikes —comments 0shares 0unplanned

Learn about diabetic foot pain, its common causes, warning signs, and how diabetes can affect foot health and wound healing. Explore practical diabetic foot-care tips and discover Cimidaxil D+ wound spray for convenient, no-touch topical wound care.

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Account@cimidaxilinfo
Posted2026-10-05
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Learn about diabetes treatment, blood sugar management, lifestyle habi2026-10-06 · Pinterest · staticlikes —comments 0shares 0unplanned

Learn about diabetes treatment, blood sugar management, lifestyle habits, and the importance of regular care to help manage diabetes and reduce complications. Explore diabetes-related wound care and discover Cimidaxil D+ wound spray for convenient, no-touch topical wound care.

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Posted2026-10-06
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Learn how diabetes dry skin can develop due to high blood sugar, dehyd2026-10-07 · Pinterest · staticlikes —comments 0shares 0unplanned

Learn how diabetes dry skin can develop due to high blood sugar, dehydration, and circulation changes. Explore practical skin-care tips to help protect dry, cracked skin and reduce wound risks. Discover Cimidaxil D+ wound spray for convenient, no-touch topical wound care.

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Posted2026-10-07
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Week 2

2026-10-08 → 2026-10-14
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Best of the week · Pinterest · 0 interactions

Learn about common signs of diabetes, including changes in thirst, uri2026-10-08 · Pinterest · staticlikes —comments 0shares 0unplanned

Learn about common signs of diabetes, including changes in thirst, urination, energy, weight, and skin health. Understanding these warning signs can encourage timely testing and proper care. Explore diabetes-related wound care and discover Cimidaxil D+ wound spray for convenient, no-touch topical wound care.

Linkhttps://www.pinterest.com/pin/939493172290477912/
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Posted2026-10-08
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Learn about common diabetics feet problems, including dry skin, numbne2026-10-09 · Pinterest · staticlikes —comments 0shares 0unplanned

Learn about common diabetics feet problems, including dry skin, numbness, tingling, cracked heels, foot ulcers, and slow-healing wounds. Discover why regular foot checks and proper wound care are important for people with diabetes. Explore Cimidaxil D+ wound spray for convenient, no-touch topical wound care.

Linkhttps://www.pinterest.com/pin/939493172290505664/
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Posted2026-10-09
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Week 3

2026-10-15 → 2026-10-21

Nothing published this week.

Week 4

2026-10-22 → 2026-10-31

Still to come.

The month

all four weeks
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