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Everything you need to know about diabetes and its treatments
Our website offers comprehensive information about diabetes, including symptoms, types, and treatment options. Our goal is to empower and support people living with diabetes, and to provide accessible and tailored information. You can find tips for a healthy lifestyle, nutritional recommendations, and information on new developments in diabetes treatment.
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What is Merkaz Sukeret?
At Merkaz Sukeret, we invite you to join us on a shared journey toward overcoming the disease
The professional, experienced team, dedicated to the goal and the patient, provides tailored treatments to reduce the damage of the disease and heal complex wounds.
With extensive experience in treating diabetes complications alongside many achievements, we offer a human, personal, warm and dedicated approach. The combination of cutting-edge technology, unique techniques and excellent personal care gives us the ability to lead you to normal functioning and a healthier life.
Pressure sore on the legs
Pressure ulcers are a serious medical condition that often occurs in people who are immobile for long periods of time, such as those who are ill, paralyzed, or bedridden for various medical reasons. This condition requires immediate and personalized medical attention, as treating pressure ulcers is critical in preventing serious medical complications.
Pressure ulcers are a particularly serious problem for people with diabetes, who suffer from slower wound development and poor healing. Damage to nerves and blood flow associated with diabetes increases the risk of pressure ulcers. Therefore, diabetics should take special care to prevent and treat pressure ulcers.
In addition, it is important to emphasize proper skin maintenance and the use of technological aids such as mattresses and pillows designed to relieve pressure on the skin. Personal hygiene and maintaining a balanced diet also play a central role in preventing pressure sores.
Early and proper treatment can stop the progression of the wound, relieve pain, and improve the quality of life of patients. In addition to medical treatment, it is important to develop awareness and understand the factors leading to the formation of pressure ulcers. This way, preventive measures can be taken and the risk of their development can be reduced.
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Diabetes
Understanding the disease, types of treatment and the connection to pressure sores
Diabetic foot
Diabetic foot is one of the most common and severe complications of diabetes, manifested in severe pressure sores of varying degrees.
Treatment of diabetic wounds
Pressure ulcers in diabetics are caused by prolonged pressure on the same area of the body, which prevents oxygen and nutrients from reaching the tissues and leads to tissue damage. Pressure ulcers are common in patients with nerve damage or limited movement.
Diabetes
A comprehensive article that explains the term diabetes, details the different types of diabetes and the methods of treating each of them. In addition, the article discusses the topic of pressure sores, risks associated with diabetes, and how to prevent pressure sores in diabetics.
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Pressure sores on the buttocks and back
Pressure ulcers on the buttocks and back in diabetic patients occur when prolonged pressure interferes with normal blood flow. This condition causes a lack of oxygen and nutrients to the tissues and leads to tissue damage, especially in patients with limited sensation or movement.
Edema and swelling in the legs
Edema and swelling in the legs in diabetic patients is caused by fluid accumulation in the tissues due to impaired blood flow and lymphatic drainage. This phenomenon is influenced by poor control of blood sugar levels and associated vascular diseases.
The Diabetes Center partners in your recovery process
The Diabetes Center is among the most professional in the field of information on diabetic foot treatments, pressure sores, and of course prevention. We put our patients first, providing them with a full package of information and advice, fighting alongside them to find the right treatment for them and thus achieve the desired results.
When you turn to private medical services, you benefit from discreet, personal, and fast service provided by expert doctors in the field. The conditions of the private medical system allow every patient to receive rapid treatment and to schedule frequent appointments for all types of tests, including very complex tests and treatments.
Skilled and professional team
The team is a veteran team, a leader in its field, and carefully selected, without compromise on the professional side.
Personal attention
At the Diabetes Center, we understand that the mental state that people find themselves in due to the need for treatment is not easy. Patients receive personal, courteous attention and close support.
Unique treatment methods
Diverse and unique treatment methods that have developed and improved over the years are tailored to each patient in order to optimize treatment results.
Advanced equipment
The clinics are equipped with modern and advanced equipment to improve, streamline, and facilitate the treatment process.
Questions and Answers - Pressure Ulcers on the Legs and Diabetic Foot
Pressure ulcers are chronic wounds caused by prolonged pressure on the skin and soft tissues, usually in areas such as the heels and soles of the feet. These wounds occur primarily in people with chronic diseases such as diabetes.
To prevent pressure sores on the feet, it is important to maintain foot hygiene, use comfortable shoes that fit the feet, avoid applying prolonged pressure to certain areas, and perform routine foot examinations to identify small wounds before they worsen. It is recommended to consult a “Diabetes Center” for professional and personalized guidance.
Diabetic foot is a condition in which wounds, ulcers, and infections form on the feet of people with diabetes. This condition is caused by damage to the nerves and small blood vessels, leading to loss of sensation and impaired blood flow.
Treatment for diabetic foot includes cleaning the wound, appropriate dressing, antibiotic treatment if necessary, and maintaining hygiene. It is important to perform close medical monitoring and seek professional treatment as soon as signs of infection or ulcers appear. “Diabetes Center” offers advanced and comprehensive treatment through a team of experts, who will direct you to one of the best clinics for you.
Seek medical attention if you notice signs of infection, such as swelling, pain, redness, or discharge from the wound. Also, seek medical attention if the wound does not heal within a reasonable time. At a diabetes center, you can receive guidance on the treatment best suited to your condition.
Yes, pressure sores can get worse without treatment and develop into serious infections, chronic ulcers, and even necrosis. It is important to treat these wounds as early as possible to prevent complications. The Diabetes Center staff can provide professional advice and direct you to the most appropriate treatment.
To improve blood flow in your legs, you can do moderate exercise such as walking, maintain a healthy and balanced diet, and avoid smoking. You can also use elastic bandages and other treatments designed to improve blood flow. For expert advice, contact a diabetes center.
Early signs of diabetic foot include dry, cracked skin, changes in skin color, decreased sensation in the feet, and swelling. If you notice these signs, seek medical attention as soon as possible. A diabetes center provides professional advice and treatment that will direct you to one of the best clinics for you.
