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Tamil Nadu's 1st Ever Diabetic Foot Care Clinic

Specialized Diabetic Foot Care & Non-Healing Ulcer Treatment

Over 10,000+ Diabetic Feet Prevented From Amputation. Diabetes severely impacts the body, and the feet are particularly vulnerable. When blood glucose levels remain high over time, nerve damage (diabetic peripheral neuropathy) and peripheral vascular disease develop, reducing both sensation and healthy blood flow to the lower extremities.

At Dr. Durai's Diabetes & Foot Care Clinic, we don't just treat symptoms; we identify root causes and provide advanced wound management to heal chronic ulcers and protect your mobility.

Non-Healing Ulcer Care

Comprehensive debridement, targeted antimicrobial therapy, and specialized moisture-balanced dressings for rapid tissue regeneration.

Custom Orthotics in 30–45 Mins

Instant on-site fabrication of protective footwear and offloading insoles to relieve pressure points and prevent recurrence.

Corn & Ingrown Toenail Care

Gentle, pain-free podiatric surgical care for stubborn foot corns, cracked heels, calluses, and ingrown toenails (தீராத ஆணிக்கால் சிகிச்சை).

Charcot Foot Management

Early stabilization, fracture prevention, and immobilization therapies for Charcot neuroarthropathy.

Daily Foot Care Rules for Diabetics

  • Wash feet daily in lukewarm water; avoid prolonged soaking.
  • Gently pat dry with a clean towel, paying special attention to drying between the toes.
  • Inspect soles, heels, and toes daily using a mirror for redness, cracks, or cuts.
  • Never walk barefoot — even indoors — to avoid unnoticed puncture wounds.
  • Always trim toenails straight across and never cut into the skin corners.
Best Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment in Pudukkottai

When Should You Seek Immediate Treatment for a Foot Ulcer?

A diabetic foot ulcer is an open wound or sore that takes prolonged time to heal. If left unmanaged, bacterial infection can spread rapidly into deeper subcutaneous tissues, joints, and bone (osteomyelitis).

  • Noticeable swelling, redness, or localized heat around the foot
  • Persistent foul-smelling drainage or staining on socks
  • Thick blackened calluses (slough or necrotic tissue)
  • Any open cut or blister that does not show improvement within 7 days

Book Consultation

Schedule your visit with Dr. R. Durai Nagarethinam for personalized diabetes and foot care.

For Appointment Call

+91 93849 38431

+91 93849 38432

dr.duraisdiabetes@gmail.com

Pudukkottai | Madurai | Chennai