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Diabetic Foot Treatment with Reconstruction
Diabetic foot problems are a common complication of diabetes and may range from wounds and ulcers to infection, tissue damage, or delayed healing. Reduced sensation, poor blood circulation, and infection can increase the risk of serious foot complications if not treated early.
Diabetic foot treatment focuses on wound healing, infection control, removal of unhealthy tissue, and protecting the foot from further damage. In selected cases, reconstructive procedures may be required to restore soft tissue coverage, preserve function, and support healing. Early treatment is essential to reduce complications and improve recovery.
Conditions Commonly Treated
- Diabetic Foot Ulcer
- Non-Healing Foot Wounds
- Diabetic Foot Infection
- Foot Abscess in Diabetes
- Gangrene / Tissue Damage in Diabetic Foot
- Post-Debridement Foot Reconstruction
- Complex Wound Closure & Soft Tissue Reconstruction
Problems & Their Management
Diabetic foot conditions can worsen quickly if unnoticed or untreated. Early diagnosis and proper wound care play a key role in healing and preventing complications.
- Foot Ulcer: Open wounds on the foot caused by pressure, injury, or poor healing. Treatment includes cleaning, dressing, offloading pressure, and wound management.
- Infection: Redness, swelling, discharge, foul smell, or pain may indicate infection requiring urgent treatment and antibiotics.
- Non-Healing Wound: Wounds that do not heal over time may need advanced wound care, surgical cleaning, or reconstructive support.
- Tissue Damage or Gangrene: Damaged or dead tissue may require removal to control infection and improve healing.
- Loss of Skin or Soft Tissue: Larger wounds may require reconstructive procedures such as flap coverage or wound closure to preserve the foot and restore healing.
Treatment Options
- Diabetic Foot Assessment: Detailed evaluation of wound, infection, circulation, and tissue health.
- Wound Debridement: Removal of infected or unhealthy tissue to promote healing.
- Advanced Wound Care & Dressing: Regular wound care using appropriate dressings to support healing.
- Infection Control: Treatment with antibiotics and drainage where required.
- Reconstructive Surgery: Soft tissue reconstruction or wound coverage procedures in complex wounds to improve healing and preserve function.
Benefits of Treatment
- Improved wound healing
- Control of infection and inflammation
- Preservation of foot structure and function
- Reduced risk of worsening tissue damage
- Better mobility and comfort
- Personalized reconstructive care for complex diabetic wounds
When Should You Consult?
Consultation is recommended if you have diabetes and notice a foot wound, ulcer, swelling, redness, discharge, blackened skin, numbness, persistent pain, or a wound that is not healing properly.
Early treatment can help prevent complications, promote healing, and preserve foot health.
Expert Diabetic Foot Care with Dr. Rochelle Dsouza
Dr. Rochelle Dsouza provides expert diabetic foot evaluation and treatment with a comprehensive approach focused on wound healing, infection control, limb preservation, and reconstructive management when required. Care is personalized to each patient’s condition with emphasis on recovery, comfort, and long-term foot health.
Book your consultation today for expert diabetic foot evaluation and reconstructive treatment.