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Diabetic Foot Care
People living with diabetes are at increased risk of developing serious foot problems due to reduced circulation, nerve damage (neuropathy), and delayed wound healing. Even small issues like a callus, blister, or ingrown toenail can quickly progress to infection or ulceration if left untreated.
At Collective Footcare and Orthotics, our Chiropodists provide comprehensive diabetic foot care to help prevent complications before they start. This includes regular diabetic foot assessments, toenail trimming and skin care, monitoring for signs of neuropathy or poor circulation, and personalized education on home care and footwear choices.
Treatment for Diabetic Foot Care
We also offer custom orthotics and offloading devices to redistribute pressure and reduce the risk of ulcers or skin breakdown, especially in high-risk areas.
If wounds or ulcers do occur, our team is trained in wound care and dressing protocols to promote healing and prevent escalation.
Routine diabetic foot care can dramatically reduce the risk of amputation and hospitalization. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or managing diabetes long-term, regular visits with a Chiropodist are an essential part of your care plan.
