Dr. Ekansh Debuka

DIABETIC FOOT CARE

Early Attention Can Help Protect Mobility.

Diabetes can affect the nerves and blood supply of the feet, making wounds slower to heal and infection harder to fight. Early assessment of any ulcer, redness, swelling or change in foot shape is important.

Close-up clinical view of a diabetic foot ulcer on the sole of the foot

Diabetic foot problems are assessed taking into account circulation, sensation, wound status, foot shape and overall health. Care is individualised following clinical assessment.

Regular foot checks and prompt review of any new wound or change form an important part of ongoing diabetic care.

Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Infection
Charcot Foot
Non-healing Wounds
Foot Deformity
Limb Preservation

This website provides general educational and informational content and does not replace an individual consultation, examination or diagnosis by a qualified healthcare professional.

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