Diabetic Foot Care

Diabetic Foot Care in The Woodlands | Conroe | Spring | North Houston

Diabetic Foot Care FAQs

Managing your foot health is essential, especially for those living with diabetes. Uncontrolled blood sugar levels can lead to various foot complications, making regular foot care crucial.

At Doctor's Inc. foot and ankle specialists in The Woodlands, Texas we’re committed to providing the highest quality of care for diabetic foot issues, helping you prevent serious problems down the road.

If you’re concerned you’re diabetic or may have prediabetes consult one of our expert foot and ankle specialists. Our team provides personalized treatment options for diabetic foot care and wound care. Call foot doctor in Conroe at 936-273-6000 or book your appointment below.

What Are the Warning Signs of Diabetic Foot Problems?

  • Numbness or tingling

  • Swelling, redness, or irritation

  • Ingrown toenails

  • Unhealed wounds

  • Cracked or dry skin

  • Drainage or moisture on socks

Can I Prevent Diabetic Foot Problems?

Regular foot care, proper footwear, and keeping your blood sugar levels under control are all vital to maintaining healthy feet. If you experience any warning signs, consult our specialists to receive the best care for your diabetic foot health.

How Does Diabetes Affect My Feet?

Diabetes can cause poor circulation and nerve damage, which increases the risk of foot issues. These can range from minor ulcers to severe conditions like gangrene and infections. Proper foot care is essential to avoid complications.

What Is Diabetic Foot Care?

Diabetic foot care is a proactive approach to prevent serious complications. Key steps include:

  • Washing feet daily

  • Inspecting for cuts or sores

  • Keeping toenails trimmed

  • Protecting feet from extreme temperatures

  • Always wear proper footwear

Dr. Jenson, a caring podiatrist at Doctor's Inc. in Spring, TX, specializes in diabetic foot care and treatment.

Why Should I See a Podiatrist for Diabetes?

Regular visits to a podiatrist are vital to detect early signs of diabetic foot problems. The podiatrists at Doctor’s Inc. provide comprehensive foot care to people with diabetes. We monitor for issues such as swelling, redness, sores, or numbness, helping prevent complications like infections or even amputations. With our specialized knowledge, we provide comprehensive diabetic foot care tailored to your needs.

What Are the Common Foot Complications in Diabetics?

Common complications include:

  • Non-healing foot ulcers

  • Numbness or tingling

  • Change in foot shape

  • Risk of amputation

It’s critical to address any changes in your feet early with a podiatrist’s help.

If you’re experiencing foot or ankle pain call our foot doctor in The Woodlands at 936-273-6000, stop by our office at 134 Vision Park Blvd. Suite 120, Shenandoah, TX 77384 or schedule your appointment below with our foot and ankle specialists.