Diabetic Foot Wounds
Diabetic foot wounds are injuries or ulcers that appear on the feet of people living with diabetes, favored by reduced sensation and by compromised circulation in that area.
Why they occur: Nerve damage causes small chafing or blisters to go unnoticed, and healing tends to be slower.
Warning signs:
- Wounds that do not close or are slow to heal
- Redness, swelling, or foul odor
- Changes in the color or temperature of the foot
Which specialist treats them? The podiatrist is the professional dedicated to foot care and to treating these injuries. When faced with any wound that does not heal, the prudent thing is to have it checked promptly to keep it from getting worse.
Specialties that treat diabetic foot wounds
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in diabetic foot wounds
Dr. Joyce Medrano
Dr. Ismael Aragón Giottonini
Dra. Serna Julio Vazquez
Dr. S. C. Holl
Dr. Alberto Abrajan julian
Dra. Nájera Pedro Hernández
Dr. Scholl'S San Jerónimo Podesur
Dra. Casa Scholl
Dra. Valderrama Toledo Crispin
Dra. Maricela Ortiz A.
Dra. Carmona Samuel Harris
Dra. Garcia Martha Martinez
Dra. Maria Cecilia Manzo Novoa
Dr. Luis Rubén Mosqueda García
Dr. Getsemani Nallely Fierros Vazquez
Frequently asked questions
What is diabetic foot wounds?
Diabetic foot wounds are injuries or ulcers that appear on the feet of people living with diabetes, favored by reduced sensation and by compromised circulation in that area.
Which doctor treats diabetic foot wounds?
Diabetic Foot Wounds is usually treated by specialists in podiatrist.