Diabetic Woundcare Centre

01/01/2023

23/10/2022

Diwali, which is also called the Festival of Lights or Deepavali, is a joyful five days festival celebrated by millions of Hindus, Sikhs, and Jains across the globe. It takes place in the Hindu month of Kartik, which tends to be around October and November.

This year, Diwali is from October 23, 2022 to October 27, 2022. However, the biggest day of the celebration will be on October 24, 2022. 

Wishing you a year that's as dazzling as the Diwali lights.

- Woundcare Orthopodiatry Centre
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05/09/2022

We offer wide ranges of woundcare services.
For more details contact us- 0162806951(hotline) Thank you.

04/09/2022

Woundcare Specialist Centre

We offer wide ranges of woundcare services.
For more details contact us- 0162806951(hotline) Thank you.


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03/09/2022

Woundcare Specialist Centre
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02/09/2022

Woundcare Specialist Centre

We offer wide ranges of woundcare services.
For more details contact us- 0162806951(hotline) Thank you.

31/08/2022

Why are foot ulcers common in diabetics?

Neuropathy occurs when blood vessels supplying nerves with oxygen and nutrients are damaged. The feet of a person with diabetes are particularly susceptible to neuropathy because of insufficient blood flow. If you cannot feel your feet, you may not know you are hurt, and a small cut or sore can turn into something bigger.

Diabetic Woundcare Specialist Centre

We offer wide ranges of woundcare services. For more details contact number- 0162806951(hotline). Thank you.

Diabetic Woundcare Centre

30/08/2022

What is a diabetic wound?

Diabetic wound is the most common chronic wound. As a result of narrowed blood vessels, diabetic wound healing is impaired because less oxygen can reach the wound and the tissues do not heal as quickly. Also, high blood sugar destroys nerves, so patients are less sensitive to pain. With this loss of sensation, patients do not feel developing blisters, infections, or existing wound changes. Therefore, wound healing is complicated not only by the fact that patients do not feel wounds as they occur, but they also have no pain to alert them that a wound is getting worse. Moreover, impaired sweating, dry and cracked skin, toenail infections, and foot deformities are more commonly found in people with diabetes, increasing the risk of a bacterial infection.

Diabetic Woundcare Specialist Centre

We offer wide ranges of woundcare services. For more details contact number- 0162806951(hotline). Thank you.

18/04/2022

This is a 4 months old diabetic wound which was salvaged. High risk patient with complication. For more details contact the woundcare team at 0162806951.