Advanced wound ostomy & continence care

Diabetic Foot Exams

Medical Care
Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Exams for Early Detection

At Advanced Wound Ostomy and Continence Care in Ocala, FL, our Diabetic Foot Exams help patients with diabetes prevent serious foot complications. Through comprehensive evaluations and personalized care, we detect early signs of neuropathy, poor circulation, and skin breakdown to maintain foot health and overall mobility.

What are Diabetic Foot Exams?

Diabetic Foot Exams are detailed evaluations performed to assess the health of your feet. These exams identify early signs of nerve damage, poor blood flow, ulcers, infections, and deformities that can lead to severe complications if untreated.

What to Expect from Diabetic Foot Exams

During the exam, our clinicians will check skin integrity, circulation, sensation, and structural alignment. Nail and callus assessment, along with footwear evaluation, are also included. Patients receive education on daily foot care and preventive strategies.

Who Is a Good Candidate for Diabetic Foot Exams?

Diabetic Foot Exams are recommended for individuals who:

  • Have diabetes (Type 1 or Type 2)
  • Experience numbness, tingling, or burning in the feet
  • Have a history of foot ulcers, infections, or injuries
  • Want to prevent foot complications and maintain mobility

Benefits of Diabetic Foot Exams

Early Detection
Regular exams help detect potential issues like infections, ulcers, and neuropathy before they become severe, minimizing complications.
Prevention of Serious Complications
By identifying problems early, diabetic foot exams reduce the risk of amputations, infections, and other major foot-related complications.
Improved Mobility
Addressing foot issues promptly can help you maintain mobility and independence, ensuring that your feet remain healthy and functional.
Comprehensive Foot Care Guidance
We provide personalized recommendations on footwear, daily care, and preventative measures, empowering patients to take control of their foot health.
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