Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about diabetic foot infection and diabetic foot care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about diabetic foot infection and diabetic foot care.
Why and how does diabetic foot occur?
Diabetic foot is a serious complication that occurs in people with diabetes. Diabetic foot develops due to a combination of factors such as poor blood circulation (peripheral arterial disease) and nerve damage (neuropathy).
What is a comprehensive diabetic foot wound examination?
A comprehensive diabetic foot examination is an examination process that is performed to early diagnose and treat problems that may arise in the feet of diabetic patients. This examination is important to detect potential problems caused by circulatory disorders and nerve damage caused by diabetes.
What are the advanced wound debridement techniques?
1.) Mechanical Debridement. 2.) Enzymatic Debridement. 3.) Hydrosurgery 4.) Ultrasonic Debridement. You can get more information about these techniques from Dr. Aytaç Çetinkaya.
What is foot structure and shoe evaluation?
If there are deformities or deformities in the feet, recommendations are made on the use of appropriate shoes and insoles. Shoes are checked to ensure that they are the appropriate size and comfortable for the feet.
How can I make an appointment?
You can start the appointment process by clicking the make an appointment button on the bottom right corner of the screen. After you start the conversation, our assistant will guide you and create the appointment date and time for you.
What is free counseling?
If you have any questions about diabetic foot infection or chronic wound care, you can contact us by clicking the make an appointment button. Our assistant will guide you and ask you to send us photos of your foot. Assoc. Prof. Aytaç Çetinkaya will then inform you as soon as possible. If you wish, you can request an appointment after this information. This consultancy service is free of charge and you will not be charged.
Evaluation
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For patients in the UK and elsewhere: send your details in English. We will contact you to discuss diabetic foot care, ulcers or wound management and whether an appointment in Turkey is appropriate.
- Describe the problem and any recent treatment in English.
- Prof. Dr. Aytaç Çetinkaya will review your enquiry and may request further information.
- If an in-person assessment in Istanbul is appropriate, you will receive information about arranging the appointment.
Urgent symptoms? Rapidly spreading redness, fever, black tissue or severe pain may need immediate local emergency care. Do not wait for an online reply.
Ready to talk about your foot or wound?
UK and international patients can reach us in English — complete the secure evaluation form or message on WhatsApp.