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Diabetic Foot Care
Advanced Diabetic Foot Clinic in Pallavaram with Comprehensive Foot Care Services
Expert Diabetic Foot Care at EYAL Hospital
People living with diabetes are at a higher risk of developing foot problems due to poor blood circulation and nerve damage (diabetic neuropathy). Even a small cut, blister, or wound can become infected if left untreated. At EYAL Hospital, our Diabetic Foot Clinic in Pallavaram offers comprehensive evaluation, early diagnosis, treatment, and preventive care to help patients maintain healthy feet and avoid serious complications.
Our multidisciplinary approach focuses on identifying foot problems at an early stage, promoting faster wound healing, and reducing the risk of infections, ulcers, and lower limb amputations. Whether you have numbness, foot pain, ulcers, or slow-healing wounds, our experienced healthcare team provides personalized treatment tailored to your condition.
Why Choose EYAL Hospital for Diabetic Foot Care?
Comprehensive Foot Assessment
We perform detailed foot examinations to identify nerve damage, poor circulation, pressure points, deformities, and early signs of diabetic foot complications.
Experienced Medical Team
Our specialists work together to diagnose and manage diabetic foot conditions using evidence-based treatment protocols.
Advanced Wound Care
We provide specialized wound care techniques to promote healing and reduce the risk of infection.
Personalized Treatment Plans
Every patient receives a customized treatment plan based on their medical history, blood sugar control, and the severity of the foot condition.
Preventive Foot Care
Our team educates patients on daily foot care practices to help prevent ulcers and other diabetes-related foot complications.
Conditions Treated at Our Diabetic Foot Clinic
- Diabetic Foot Ulcers
- Diabetic Neuropathy
- Foot Infections
- Slow-Healing Wounds
- Foot Pain
- Numbness and Tingling
- Corns and Calluses
- Cracked Heels
- Ingrown Toenails
- Foot Swelling
- Pressure Sores
- Poor Blood Circulation in the Feet
- Gangrene (Early Evaluation)
- High-Risk Diabetic Feet
Symptoms That Require Immediate Medical Attention
- A wound that does not heal
- Redness or swelling in the foot
- Pain while walking
- Numbness or loss of sensation
- Burning or tingling in the feet
- Black discoloration of the skin
- Foot ulcers
- Pus or foul-smelling discharge
- Skin cracks or blisters
- Changes in foot shape or temperature
Our Diabetic Foot Care Services
- Diabetic Foot Screening
- Foot Risk Assessment
- Neuropathy Evaluation
- Circulation Assessment
- Diabetic Wound Care
- Ulcer Management
- Infection Treatment
- Pressure Offloading Advice
- Foot Dressing
- Preventive Foot Care Counselling
- Footwear Guidance
- Diabetes Education
How We Treat Diabetic Foot Problems
Clinical Examination
Our specialists perform a detailed foot examination to assess skin health, circulation, nerve function, and the severity of the condition.
Diagnostic Evaluation
If necessary, laboratory investigations and imaging studies may be recommended to evaluate infection, circulation, or bone involvement.
Wound Management
Specialized wound cleaning, dressings, and infection control measures help promote faster healing.
Diabetes Control
Maintaining healthy blood sugar levels is essential for wound healing and preventing further complications.
Long-Term Prevention
Regular follow-up visits and proper foot care education help reduce the risk of future foot problems.
Tips to Prevent Diabetic Foot Complications
Protecting your feet every day is one of the most important parts of diabetes management. We recommend:
- Check your feet daily for cuts, blisters, or swelling.
- Wash your feet with lukewarm water and dry them gently.
- Moisturize dry skin, but avoid applying cream between the toes.
- Wear comfortable, well-fitting footwear.
- Never walk barefoot, even at home.
- Trim toenails carefully or seek professional help.
- Control your blood sugar levels.
- Visit your doctor for regular diabetic foot examinations.
Who Should Visit Our Diabetic Foot Clinic?
You should schedule a diabetic foot evaluation if you:
- Have diabetes for several years
- Experience numbness or tingling in your feet
- Have poor blood sugar control
- Have a history of foot ulcers
- Notice slow-healing wounds
- Have foot deformities or circulation problems
- Want preventive diabetic foot screening