Diabetic foot care focuses on preventing and managing foot complications common in people with diabetes, such as poor circulation, nerve damage, and slow-healing wounds. With 30 years of experience, Dr. Kuldeep Kumar Rajpal provides thorough assessment and personalized care to protect patients from serious complications.

Conditions & Symptoms We Address

• Numbness or tingling in the feet
• Slow-healing cuts or sores
• Foot deformities related to diabetes
• Reduced sensation or circulation in the feet

Our Treatment Approach

• Comprehensive diabetic foot assessment
• Preventive foot care guidance and monitoring
• Early identification and management of complications
• Personalized care plans based on risk level

FAQs

1. Why are diabetic patients more prone to foot problems?

Diabetes can cause nerve damage and poor circulation, which increases the risk of foot injuries and slow healing.

2. How often should a diabetic patient get a foot checkup?

Regular checkups are recommended, especially for patients with long-standing diabetes or existing foot concerns. Your doctor can advise on the right frequency.

3. What are warning signs I should not ignore?

Numbness, discoloration, non-healing wounds, or swelling in the feet should be evaluated promptly.

4. Can diabetic foot complications be prevented?

Yes. With regular checkups, proper foot hygiene, and good diabetes management, many complications can be prevented.