There is a lot you can do to reduce your risk for amputation. Use these tools below to help you understand how diabetes affects the body, and your next steps to caring for your feet.
In the Delaware Valley, Black men are nearly three times more likely to suffer from a lower extremity amputation than white men. This chart shows
In the Delaware Valley, Black men are nearly three times more likely to suffer from a lower extremity amputation than white men. This chart shows
Your feet keep you moving – a key to health and well-being. Seeing a podiatrist can assist in providing an active lifestyle. Motion is the lotion of life!
A podiatrist checks the strength of the pulse and skin tone on a patient’s foot – two key indications of good circulation.
There has been a podiatrist in this office since 1962 and we are dedicated to reducing amputations in the Delaware Valley.
Diabetics often lose feeling in their feet, so it’s important to have your feet examined to monitor and measure foot sensation.
Podiatrists offer palliative care, orthotics, shoe/sneaker evaluation, and surgery to keep patients moving and healthy.
Providing general podiatric foot care with a special focus on diabetic foot care, limb salvage, and foot surgery in Philadelphia.
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Poor circulation is the leading cause of limb amputations and many people are surprised to learn that you can take your pulse to measure your
What Diabetes Does to the Body Many patients with uncontrolled diabetes develop peripheral artery disease (PAD), which basically means that blood does not effectively flow
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