Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment in Moosapet, Hyderabad

When you lose protective sensation, a tiny pebble in your shoe can cause a wound that goes unnoticed until it becomes severely infected. If you observe any of the following, seek immediate medical wound care.

• Unexplained Foot Swelling with Redness — A hot, red, swollen foot in a diabetic patient, even without a visible cut, could indicate a dangerous deep tissue infection or Charcot joint breakdown.

• Painless Open Sores — Discovering an ulcer on the bottom of your foot that you cannot feel. Without pain to warn you, it will rapidly expand deep into the tissue.

• Blackened Toes — Any dark purple or black discoloration on the toes indicates complete tissue death (gangrene) due to catastrophic blood flow loss, requiring urgent surgical assessment.

• Sudden Extreme Foot Drop — Specifically losing the ability to lift your foot when walking, causing you to trip violently over your own toes.

• Foul Odor from the Foot — A strong, bad smell when removing your socks often indicates a festering infection hidden under a callus.

• Loss of Leg Hair & Shiny Skin — Classic long-term signs of severe arterial disease; the skin literally cannot support hair growth due to a lack of blood.