These are conditions that require specialised medical attention. We offer comprehensive care for the prevention, assessment and treatment of these injuries, with a focus on reducing complications, speeding up healing and improving patients' quality of life.
Our aim is to identify changes in the feet at an early stage, treat non-healing wounds and prevent infections that can lead to serious complications. The whole process is carried out using up-to-date technology, advanced dressings and continuous clinical monitoring.
The foot results from changes caused by diabetes, This can lead to problems such as lack of sensation (diabetic neuropathy), poor circulation and increased risk of infections. Without proper care, small lesions can turn into ulcers that are difficult to heal.
Chronic wounds are lesions that take longer than 6 weeks to heal and can be caused by diabetes, poor circulation, constant pressure or infections. These wounds require specific medical attention to avoid worsening.
An essential part of diabetes control is prevention. Patients who receive adequate follow-up are much less likely to develop foot ulcers.
O Dr Luís is a general practitioner with over 20 years of clinical experience and specialised training in areas directly related to the complications of diabetes, chronic wounds and metabolic health.
At Multiclínica do Algarve, Dr Luís Aranguren accompanies each patient with scientific rigour, empathy and a focus on lasting results.
At Multiclínica, we combine experience, technology and human care to offer our patients fast and effective solutions.
Book your appointment now and take care of your health with someone who really understands.
If you're dealing with a wound that won't heal or are showing signs of foot complications caused by diabetes, don't wait for the situation to worsen. Book your appointment and receive the appropriate follow-up to prevent complications.
Diabetic foot wounds are one of the most delicate complications of diabetes. Small injuries, corns or rubbing against shoes can develop into deep wounds that are difficult to heal, increasing the risk of infection and limiting mobility. That's why every sign of redness, pain or change in the skin of the feet should be carefully evaluated.
In diabetic foot clinic in Quarteira At Multiclínica, the focus is on identifying these alterations at an early stage and offering a complete treatment plan. The consultation includes an assessment of circulation and sensitivity, a study of the type of footwear, an analysis of existing lesions and the definition of a personalised strategy to protect the skin and promote healing.
Our treatment of foot ulcers combines proper cleaning, advanced dressings, strict infection control and regular medical monitoring. In cases of chronic wounds, The aim is to reduce pain, improve comfort and speed up healing, avoiding further complications wherever possible.
Preventing these foot complications is an essential part of our work. We teach patients to inspect their feet daily, choose the right footwear, moisturise the skin and recognise warning signs that require medical observation, reinforcing the active role of each person in looking after their own health.
To find out more about the relationship between diabetes and foot health, you can also consult the information available from reference organisations such as foot ulcer page, and book an appointment with us for a specialised assessment.
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