Diabetic Ulcers
When a person with diabetes notices wounds on the feet or legs that don't close, it's worth paying attention: diabetic ulcers are skin lesions that are slow to heal, common in those who live with this disease due to the impact on circulation and the nerves.
How they present:
- Wounds that don't heal, especially on the feet
- Redness, swelling, or discharge
- Loss of sensation in the area
When should you seek care? Any wound that doesn't improve, changes color, or gives off a bad odor warrants evaluation without delay.
Which specialist treats them? The dermatologist assesses the condition of the skin in diabetic ulcers, within a course of care that usually involves several professionals. Addressing these lesions promptly is the best way to avoid complications.
Specialties that treat diabetic ulcers
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in diabetic ulcers
Dra. Claudia Ileana Saenz Corral
Dra. Nilda Eliana Gómez Bernal
Dra. Angelica Leonor Berron Ruiz
Dra. Grazia Jesus Hernandez
Dr. Guillermo Leopoldo Ruiz
Dra. García Ruiz María Teresa
Dr. Tomas Rangel Piza
Dra. Veronica Ramírez Cisneros
Dr. Yvette Fernández Camacho
Dra. Juana Ma Portugal Rodriguez
Dra. Patricia Aidé López Olmos
Dra. Leticia Vergara Takahashi
Dra. Andrea Romo López
Dra. Rosa Maria Gutierrez Vidrio
Dr. Venegas Griselda Membrillo
Dr. Juan Colín Fuentes
Dra. Claudia Mónica Vargas Salinas
Dra. Angélica Beirana Palencia
Dr. Gilberto Adame Miranda
Dr. Ismael Cheng Flores
Frequently asked questions
What is diabetic ulcers?
When a person with diabetes notices wounds on the feet or legs that don't close, it's worth paying attention: diabetic ulcers are skin lesions that are slow to heal, common in those who live with this disease due to the impact on circulation and the nerves.
Which doctor treats diabetic ulcers?
Diabetic Ulcers is usually treated by specialists in dermatologist, dermatologist.