Diabetic Foot

Foot wounds, infections and circulation problems in people with diabetes.

General information

Medically reviewed by Dr. Nehal Naseer, MBBS, FCPS (Surgery). Last updated October 9, 2026.

About this condition

People with diabetes are more likely to develop foot wounds because of reduced sensation and poor circulation. A small blister or crack can develop into a wound that heals slowly. Early assessment is important. Checking the circulation and treating any infection can help protect the foot from further damage. A specialist can advise on the right care.

When to seek review

Persistent, worsening, or severe symptoms should always be reviewed by a doctor. If in doubt, contact the hospital or arrange an appointment with the relevant department.

Which department this relates to

Conditions of this kind relate to the Vascular Surgery department at Gulzar Surgimed. Not every case needs surgery, and a doctor will discuss the options after assessing your situation.

Getting care at Gulzar Surgimed

To arrange an assessment, request an appointment or call 0300 9687763. This page is general information and does not confirm which specific treatments are provided.

General information only. This is not a substitute for advice from a qualified healthcare professional. If your symptoms are severe or you are unsure, please contact the hospital.

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