Diabetic Foot Issues & Solutions
Routine, preventative screening designed to catch small changes early, before they become bigger problems.
What we look at
Diabetes can affect circulation and sensation in the feet, which means minor injuries can go unnoticed longer than they should.
Regular screening is one of the simplest ways to protect long-term foot health, alongside the care you already receive from your wider medical team.
- Reduced sensation or tingling
- Slow-healing cuts or blisters
- Changes in skin colour or temperature
- Numbness in the toes or soles
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How we help
Screen
A structured check of circulation, sensation and skin condition.
Review
Findings are discussed alongside your wider diabetes care.
Prevent
Practical guidance on daily foot care and footwear.
Recall
A recommended schedule for your next screening visit.
Why this matters
- Early detection of changes that are easy to miss at home
- Clear, practical daily-care guidance
- Coordinated with your broader diabetes care
- A consistent screening schedule you can rely on
Frequently Asked Questions
This depends on your individual risk level; your clinician will recommend a schedule after your first screening.
A visual check, a test of sensation, and an assessment of circulation, all straightforward and non-invasive.
Any new cut, blister, numbness or colour change that does not improve quickly is worth having checked promptly rather than waiting for your next scheduled visit.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Book a consultation and start with a personalized assessment of your orthotic or prosthetic needs.