Diabetic Foot Care in Aiken, SC
Diabetes can affect circulation, nerve function, and healing in the feet. Angela Molnar DPM provides diabetic foot care for patients in Aiken, Augusta, North Augusta, and the CSRA.
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Diabetes may reduce sensation in the feet and slow healing. Small cuts, blisters, or pressure areas can become serious if not treated early.
Routine diabetic foot exams can help identify circulation issues, nerve changes, skin concerns, and pressure areas before complications develop.
Common Diabetic Foot Problems
- Numbness or tingling in the feet
- Burning foot pain
- Slow-healing wounds
- Foot ulcers
- Dry or cracked skin
- Circulation problems
- Toenail problems
- Infections
Warning Signs
- Redness or swelling
- Drainage from the foot
- Changes in skin color
- Loss of sensation
- Pain while walking
- Open sores or wounds
Diabetic Foot Care Services
- Routine diabetic foot exams
- Foot ulcer evaluation
- Wound care recommendations
- Toenail and skin care
- Diabetic shoe guidance
- Pressure reduction recommendations
- Circulation and nerve evaluation
Preventive Foot Care Tips
- Inspect your feet daily
- Wear supportive shoes
- Do not walk barefoot
- Keep feet clean and dry
- Address wounds early
- Schedule regular diabetic foot exams
Preventive care and early treatment are important in reducing complications and maintaining long-term foot health for diabetic patients.