Diabetic wound care is of paramount importance because individuals with diabetes are particularly susceptible to a range of foot-related complications. High blood sugar levels can lead to nerve damage (neuropathy) and reduce blood flow, rendering diabetics less sensitive to injuries and slower to heal. Even seemingly minor wounds, such as blisters, cuts, or ulcers, can quickly escalate into severe infections and, in the worst cases, may necessitate amputation.

Proper diabetic wound care involves regular monitoring, prompt treatment, and meticulous attention to even the smallest injuries. This does not only helps prevent serious complications but also improves he quality of life for individuals with diabetes by preserving their mobility and overall well-being.

Dr. Rilling has extensive would-care experience stemming from residency at a Veteran’s hospital where he treated a vast number of patients with trauma, wounds, and diabetes. Our office offers advanced wound care to promote rapid healing of wounds.