Our Podiatrist In Old Bridge, Freehold & Sayreville, NJ Specializes in Diabetic Foot Care & Wound Care

 

DIABETIC FOOT HEALTH

Diabetes has become an epidemic in this country. If you have diabetes it is essential that you have your feet evaluated by a podiatrist. Dr. Jason Grossman and the Podiatry Team at Advanced Feet and Ankle Care is here to help.

Diabetics are prone to poor circulation, have a weakened immune system and impaired nerve function in their feet. Due to poor circulation or lack of sensation after poor circulation, diabetic feet are more susceptible to developing sores, and non-healing wounds which may lead to ulcers. These wounds can also develop into serious infections which can lead to amputations, loss of limbs and even loss of life.

With diabetes, you also have a good chance of developing peripheral neuropathy. Symptoms of peripheral neuropathy can be pain, numbness, tingling and burning sensation in your feet. We recommend that you come in for a comprehensive diabetic foot evaluation. We will use the latest technology to test and assess the circulation to your feet, and determine if you have peripheral neuropathy. Once the evaluation is complete, We will design a treatment plan specifically for you.

If you're a diabetic, contact us so that our Podiatrist can provide you with the care you'll need to minimize possible complications.

 

 

DIABETIC SHOE PROGRAM |PRESCRIPTION SHOES

Many diabetic patients experience problems with their feet due to poor circulation and loss of sensation. Caring for your feet when you have diabetes is very important for avoiding serious complications. If you are a diabetic, a pair of comfortable supportive shoes designed to prevent blisters, corns, calluses, ulcers and other kinds of sores that occur. These shoes are extra depth shoes and are extremely comfortable. There are a wide variety of style and color choices. Contact Advanced Feet and Ankle Care for more information.

 

 

WOUND CARE (FOOT ULCER)

foot ulcer and wound treatment - Dr. Jason Grossman wound care specialist

Having an open wound, increases the chances of infection. If you have a non healing wound on your lower extremity, it is essential that you act to get it healed as quickly as possible to prevent infection and further complications. If you have diabetes, you are especially at risk for complications. The sooner a wound is treated the greater the patient's chances are of healing.

When you first come to our office, our Podiatrist will use the latest technology to perform a comprehensive neurologic, vascular and orthopedic exam. Once the wounds are healed,  patients are regularly followed up to help avoid future problems. So, if you have a non-healing wound on your foot, ankle or leg especially if you're diabetic, we strongly recommend that you schedule an appointment with Advanced Feet and Ankle Care as soon as possible.