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Diabetic Foot Checks: Protecting Your Long-Term Health

Introduction
For people living with diabetes, foot health is especially important. Reduced circulation and nerve changes can increase the risk of infections, ulcers, and even serious complications.

Regular podiatry checks are one of the best ways to protect your long-term health. At Provide Wellbeing, our podiatrists in Colchester offer comprehensive diabetic foot assessments to help patients stay safe and active.

Why diabetic foot checks matter

Diabetes can affect feet in two major ways:

  1. Neuropathy (nerve damage): This reduces feeling in the feet, meaning injuries or sores may go unnoticed.
  2. Poor circulation: Slower healing makes feet more vulnerable to infection.

Left unchecked, these issues can escalate quickly. Preventative podiatry helps catch problems early.

What’s included in a diabetic foot check?

At Provide Wellbeing, a podiatry assessment typically includes:

  • Full review of your medical history.
  • Physical and dermatological examination of the feet.
  • Assessment of blood flow and nerve response.
  • Nail and skin care if required (corn/callus removal, nail cutting).
  • Tailored advice on footwear and daily care.

Early warning signs to watch For

  • Numbness or tingling.
  • Cuts or sores that don’t heal.
  • Changes in skin colour or temperature.
  • Thickened nails or fungal infections.
  • Pain when walking.

Pricing

  • New patient assessment (30 minutes): £55
  • Routine podiatry (30 minutes): £45

Affordable, preventative care with appointments available now.

Conclusion
For people with diabetes, regular podiatry checks are an essential part of staying healthy and independent. With Provide Wellbeing’s expert team, you’ll receive professional care, clear advice, and peace of mind.

👉 Book Your Diabetic Foot Check Today

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