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Podiatric and Diabetic Foot

Podiatric care plays a vital role in ensuring the health and well-being of patients with diabetic foot conditions. Proper foot care is crucial in managing diabetes-related complications, promoting mobility, and preventing severe issues like ulcers or infections. “Your feet carry you through life—specialized care ensures they keep you moving comfortably.”

Podiatric and Diabetic Foot Care

Diabetic foot care focuses on diagnosing, treating, and preventing complications in the feet and lower limbs, especially in patients with diabetes. Advanced technologies such as minimally invasive surgery and wound care techniques are employed to treat conditions like foot ulcers, diabetic neuropathy, and peripheral artery disease. Personalized, patient-centered care ensures that treatment plans are tailored to individual needs, promoting better recovery outcomes.

Advanced Technology and Facilities

Minimally invasive foot surgery for diabetic complications.
State-of-the-art wound care clinic for treating diabetic foot ulcers.
Specialized care for diabetic neuropathy and foot and ankle conditions.
Advanced diagnostics to create customized treatment plans for each patient.

Comprehensive Treatment Options

Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment: Specialized care for ulcers includes wound dressings, glucose control, and surgical options like skin grafts for advanced cases.
Wound Care for Diabetic Foot: A multidisciplinary approach focuses on frequent monitoring, infection control, and advanced dressings to promote faster healing.
Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment: Managing pain and numbness involves medications, physical therapy, and advanced techniques to restore sensation and mobility.
Foot and Ankle Surgery: For severe diabetic complications, reconstructive surgery or amputation may be required to preserve function and prevent infection.
Comprehensive Foot Care and Screening: Ongoing monitoring with regular check-ups and customized footwear helps prevent complications and maintain foot health.

Specialties and Expertise

Diabetic Foot Care: Specialized teams work to prevent and treat ulcers, infections, and neuropathy in diabetic patients, using advanced technology and therapies.
Foot Surgery for Diabetic Patients: Surgical interventions such as amputation or corrective surgery are provided for patients with severe infections or deformities.
Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment: Care focuses on managing nerve damage through medications and therapies that improve circulation and reduce pain.
Wound Care Clinic: A dedicated clinic provides advanced wound management options like hyperbaric oxygen therapy and specialized dressings to aid healing.
Orthopedic Foot Specialist: Experts in foot deformities and structural problems, offering surgical and non-surgical options for correction and pain relief.

When to Consult a Doctor

Persistent Foot Pain: Chronic pain, especially in diabetic patients, can indicate serious underlying issues like infections or nerve damage requiring urgent care.
Numbness or Tingling: Signs of peripheral neuropathy should be addressed immediately, as loss of sensation can lead to severe injuries or unnoticed wounds.
Sores or Ulcers That Don’t Heal: Non-healing ulcers are a serious concern for diabetic patients, and prompt medical attention can prevent complications like infections.
Swelling, Redness, or Warmth in the Foot: Symptoms like these could indicate inflammation or infection, and early intervention is crucial for diabetic patients.
Changes in Foot Shape or Size: Alterations in the foot’s appearance, like arch collapse, may be signs of Charcot foot and require immediate diagnosis and treatment.

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Podiatric and Diabetic Foot

Podiatric and Diabetic Foot Care

Minimally invasive foot surgery for diabetic complications.
State-of-the-art wound care clinic for treating diabetic foot ulcers.
Specialized care for diabetic neuropathy and foot and ankle conditions.
Advanced diagnostics to create customized treatment plans for each patient.

Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment: Specialized care for ulcers includes wound dressings, glucose control, and surgical options like skin grafts for advanced cases.
Wound Care for Diabetic Foot: A multidisciplinary approach focuses on frequent monitoring, infection control, and advanced dressings to promote faster healing.
Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment: Managing pain and numbness involves medications, physical therapy, and advanced techniques to restore sensation and mobility.
Foot and Ankle Surgery: For severe diabetic complications, reconstructive surgery or amputation may be required to preserve function and prevent infection.
Comprehensive Foot Care and Screening: Ongoing monitoring with regular check-ups and customized footwear helps prevent complications and maintain foot health.

Diabetic Foot Care: Specialized teams work to prevent and treat ulcers, infections, and neuropathy in diabetic patients, using advanced technology and therapies.
Foot Surgery for Diabetic Patients: Surgical interventions such as amputation or corrective surgery are provided for patients with severe infections or deformities.
Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment: Care focuses on managing nerve damage through medications and therapies that improve circulation and reduce pain.
Wound Care Clinic: A dedicated clinic provides advanced wound management options like hyperbaric oxygen therapy and specialized dressings to aid healing.
Orthopedic Foot Specialist: Experts in foot deformities and structural problems, offering surgical and non-surgical options for correction and pain relief.

Persistent Foot Pain: Chronic pain, especially in diabetic patients, can indicate serious underlying issues like infections or nerve damage requiring urgent care.
Numbness or Tingling: Signs of peripheral neuropathy should be addressed immediately, as loss of sensation can lead to severe injuries or unnoticed wounds.
Sores or Ulcers That Don’t Heal: Non-healing ulcers are a serious concern for diabetic patients, and prompt medical attention can prevent complications like infections.
Swelling, Redness, or Warmth in the Foot: Symptoms like these could indicate inflammation or infection, and early intervention is crucial for diabetic patients.
Changes in Foot Shape or Size: Alterations in the foot’s appearance, like arch collapse, may be signs of Charcot foot and require immediate diagnosis and treatment.

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