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Diabetic Foot Care
Neuropathy and Diabetic Wound Care
Don't Let Symptoms Go Unchecked
Neuropathy or nerve damage is common in diabetics and can result in your foot injuries going unnoticed due to loss of feeling. Be sure to schedule regular visits with Dr. Pace at Wyomissing Podiatry to prevent diabetic foot issues from becoming serious medical problems.
Treatment for Your Diabetic Foot Ailments
- Custom orthotics and diabetic shoes
- Diabetic foot treatments such as corn removal
- Treatment of peripheral neuropathy
- Treatment for diabetic wounds including non-healing ulcers
- Ingrown toenails - contact us for immediate treatment
- Diabetic shoe program
- Physician-supervised pedicures done in office
Call today for treatment of diabetic foot ailments.
Preventative Care for Your Diabetic Foot Health
In diabetic patients, the most common cause of ulcers to the feet is neuropathy, making it very important to monitor. We recommend that you visit Dr. Pace at least once a year for a foot exam.
It's also important for you to seek immediate treatment for ingrown toenails because this can cause more severe complications later. Even dry heels and calluses can lead to severe problems without proper treatment.
You should and thoroughly wash and dry your feet on a daily basis. Examine your entire foot for redness, blisters, and sores, and use a mirror to examine the underside of your feet if needed.
Wyomissing Podiatry offers you a diabetic shoe program to prevent complications. Contact Dr. Pace for more information.
Call Wyomissing Podiatry today for a FREE phone consultation.
610-376-5649
We offer physician-supervised pedicures if you're a diabetic or other high-risk patient to ensure you're getting the proper care.