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Diabetes can affect the flow of blood to your feet and within your feet by lowering the supply. A poor blood flow supply can have serious implications such as heightening the risk of infection and delaying important healing.
Symptoms of Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) include:
Podiatry treatment for peripheral vascular disease focuses on improving circulation, managing foot care, preventing ulcers, and providing education on lifestyle changes to enhance overall foot health and prevent complications.
All of our Podiatrists are fully qualified and insured with specific experience in the treatment and management of diabetic foot conditions.
Vascular Screening
Regular vascular checks of your feet to screen for any signs of poor blood flow to prevent further complications is extremely important. Our Podiatrists have extensive experience in treating diabetic patients and can provide vascular screening if needed.
If poor blood flow is detected our Podiatrist can prescribe you with exercises to improve your circulation.
Please visit individual clinic locations pages for pricing information.
Monday – Friday: 8am to 8pm
Saturday: 9am to 5pm
Sunday: Closed
*Please note, opening times can vary between clinics
This service can be provided to you by any of our experienced team of Podiatrists in our nationwide clinics.
We work with all major insurers – Vhi, Laya and Irish Life. We recommend you check your own policy for its terms and conditions to see what cover you have.
Our Patient Services team is available to help you Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm, and Saturdays from 8:00am to 4:00pm.
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