Overview:

Diabetic foot ulcers are common in individuals with diabetes, typically forming on the soles of the feet. These ulcers arise from poor circulation, nerve damage (neuropathy), and reduced healing ability, making the feet particularly vulnerable to sores and infections.

Treatment:

  • Offloading: Special footwear or custom orthotics are used to relieve pressure on the ulcer site.
  • Wound Care: Regular debridement to remove dead tissue, use of advanced wound dressings, and topical therapies to promote healing.
  • Infection Management: Antibiotics are prescribed if the ulcer shows signs of infection.
  • Advanced Therapies: Skin substitutes and growth factors may be applied to accelerate healing.


Focus: Prevent further foot complications and reduce the risk of infection or amputation.

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