Early assessment and regular monitoring play a key role in preventing complications.
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Diabetes can affect the feet in several ways, including reduced circulation, nerve changes, and slower healing. This increases the risk of wounds, infections, and complications if not managed properly. Even small issues like cuts, pressure areas, or nail problems can develop into more serious concerns without early intervention.
At The Foot Clinics, we provide diabetic foot care across Albury, Wodonga and Wagga Wagga, focusing on early detection, prevention, and ongoing management to help protect your feet and maintain long-term health.
Diabetic foot care involves regular assessment of the feet to check circulation, sensation, skin condition, and risk factors for complications. It also includes ongoing management of nails, skin, pressure areas, and footwear to reduce the risk of wounds and infection. Early identification of changes allows for faster treatment and better outcomes.
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Diabetes can reduce sensation in the feet (neuropathy) and affect blood flow, making it harder for wounds to heal. This means injuries can go unnoticed and worsen over time. Regular podiatry care helps detect early signs of damage, manage pressure areas, and prevent serious complications such as ulcers or infections.
Diabetes can affect both nerves and circulation, meaning injuries may not be felt and healing can be slower. This increases the risk of wounds, infection, and complications if not managed early.
This depends on your risk level, but regular podiatry visits are recommended to monitor changes, manage pressure areas, and reduce the risk of complications.
It includes checking circulation, sensation, skin condition, nail health, and identifying any areas at risk of pressure or breakdown.
Many complications can be prevented with early detection, proper footwear, regular care, and monitoring of any changes in the feet.
If you notice a cut, wound, redness, swelling, or any change that is not healing, it is important to seek care immediately.
Stubborn viral warts on the sole of the foot that can cause pain when walking.
Painful nail conditions where the nail edge grows into the surrounding skin.
Thickened, discoloured nails caused by fungal infection that often worsen over time
A common fungal skin infection that causes itching, redness, and irritation.
Areas of thickened skin caused by repeated pressure or friction on the feet.
Dry, split skin on the heels that can become painful and prone to infection.
Nails that become dense, hard, and difficult to manage due to trauma or infection.
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We have clinics conveniently located in Albury, Wodonga and Wagga Wagga, with additional outreach services in Henty, Holbrook, Cootamundra and Myrtleford. This allows us to provide high-quality podiatry care across the region, making it easier to access expert treatment close to home.
