Diabetic Foot Treatment Hospital in Himatnagar
In people with diabetes, a small cut or blister on the foot can turn into a deep ulcer or infection because of numb feet and poor circulation. Early, proper care can save the foot. At Pluto Hospital, Himatnagar, diabetic foot wounds are treated with wound cleaning, infection control, sugar control, circulation checks and surgery when needed.
Understanding the Condition
Why Diabetic Feet Need Extra Care
High sugar damages the nerves, so injuries to the feet are often not felt. It also narrows the blood vessels, so wounds heal slowly, and weakens the body’s fight against infection. A neglected wound can spread to the bone or cause gangrene. Daily foot checks and early treatment are the key.
Common Causes
- Walking barefoot and unnoticed cuts
- Tight shoes and blisters
- Corns and cracked heels
- Poor leg circulation
- Poorly controlled sugar
- Smoking
Treatment Options
Treatment for Diabetic Foot
Treatment aims to heal the wound and save the foot. Learn about Vascular Surgery at Pluto.
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Tests
Sugar, infection tests, X-ray and circulation check.
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Wound Care
Cleaning, removing dead tissue and regular dressings.
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Infection & Sugar Control
Antibiotics and tight sugar control.
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Surgery if Needed
Draining pus or removing infected tissue.
- Spreading redness or swelling
- Fever with a foot wound
- Black or dark skin on the foot
- Very high sugar with infection
Treating Doctor
Best Doctor for Diabetic Foot Treatment in Himatnagar
Dr. Tushar Sharma
Vascular & Thoracic Surgeon
Dr. Tushar Sharma is a vascular & thoracic surgeon at Pluto Super Speciality Hospital, Himatnagar, consulting patients in the Vascular & Thoracic Surgery department.
Common Questions
Diabetic Foot FAQs
Why do diabetic wounds heal slowly?
High sugar reduces blood flow and the body’s ability to fight infection, so wounds heal slowly.
How should I check my feet daily?
Look at the soles and between the toes every day for cuts, blisters, redness or cracks. Use a mirror or ask a family member.
Should I walk barefoot?
No. People with diabetes should always wear soft, well-fitting footwear, even at home.
Can amputation be prevented?
In most cases, yes – with early treatment of wounds, sugar control and quitting smoking.
Which doctor should I see?
A surgeon for the wound, along with diabetes care for sugar control.
Book an Appointment
Consult for Diabetic Foot Wounds
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- Guidance from our specialist team
- Tests & scans on site
- Cashless insurance available
- 24×7 emergency care