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At To Healthy Feet Podiatry, we know how important diabetic wound care is. When it comes to Diabetic Foot treatment, the primary goal of our NYC foot doctors is to help our patients obtain healing as quickly as possible and lower any chances of infection. We offer a variety of treatment options depending on the severity of your case, including the use of topicals, skin grafting, or even surgical intervention and hospitalization if necessary.
Description
This refers to a wound to the foot that is more common in diabetics. These wounds can get infected. Diabetics tend to get more wounds because the feeling in their feet is not very good and they often do not realize they are injured. Diabetics are also slow to heal so this make diabetic foot a major health concern.
Symptoms
A wound in the foot usually with drainage. The area around it can be red, hot and swollen if infected.
Treatment Options
There are a variety of treatments depending on the severity of the wound. Some may be treated with topicals and skin grafting but infected, severe wounds often need surgical intervention and hospitalization.
Treatment Option Description (with Duration)
Varies greatly between patients.
Expected Outcome
Wound healing
Get Back to Healthy Living
If you have a diabetic foot wound, it's important to visit a foot doctor as soon as possible. At our midtown and downtown New York foot clinics, we offer rapid and advanced diabetic foot treatments to reduce your chance of infection and get you back to healthy and happy living. To find out more, call us at 917-398-3668 or book an appointment online.
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- Downtown Manhattan1 New York Plaza, 1 FDR Drive, Concourse Level, Suite A,NY, NY, 10004
- Midtown (Grand Central)369 Lexington Ave, 12th floorNY, NY, 10017
- Times Square1410 Broadway, suite 606New York, NY , 10018
- Upper East Side210 E 73rd St. 1CNew York City, NY, 10021
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Monday: 8AM - 8PM Tuesday: 8AM - 8PM Wednesday: 8AM - 8PM Thursday: 8AM - 8PM Friday: 8AM - 6PM Saturday: 9AM - 2PM Sunday: Closed
