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Wound Care Podiatrist in Branchburg, NJ

Treating Hard to Heal or Non Healing Wounds

Wounds on the foot and ankle can be difficult to heal, especially if left untreated, and can lead to serious complications over time. As a Foot and Ankle Wound Care Specialist in Branchford, NJ, Dr. Morteza Khaladj offers comprehensive care to promote proper healing and prevent further complications. Whether caused by diabetes, injury, or other conditions, Dr. Khaladj is committed to helping patients find relief and recovery through personalized treatment plans.

Foot and ankle wound care focuses on the evaluation, management, and treatment of chronic or non-healing wounds. These wounds may result from a variety of causes, including diabetes, vascular issues, pressure ulcers, or trauma. Dr. Khaladj works to not only treat existing wounds but also prevent future issues by addressing underlying conditions and promoting better overall foot health.

What Are Foot Wounds?

Dr. Khaladj specializes in treating wounds resulting from a variety of conditions, such as:

  • Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Open sores or ulcers that can develop due to poor circulation or nerve damage in individuals with diabetes.
  • Pressure Ulcers: Wounds that form due to prolonged pressure, often affecting those with limited mobility.
  • Venous Stasis Ulcers: Wounds caused by poor blood flow in the veins, often affecting the legs and feet.
  • Traumatic Injuries: Cuts, lacerations, or other wounds that occur from accidents or injury.
  • Surgical Wounds: Incisions or wounds that require careful management after foot or ankle surgery.
  • Infections: Wounds that become infected and need specialized care to prevent further complications.

Treating Foot Wound Care

Dr. Khaladj follows a detailed and personalized approach to ensure your foot and ankle wounds receive the care they need:

  • Evaluation: Dr. Khaladj will carefully assess your wound, determining its severity, cause, and any underlying conditions that may affect healing.
  • Customized Treatment Plan: Based on your assessment, he will develop a wound care plan tailored to your unique needs, which may include cleaning, debridement, dressings, or advanced therapies.
  • Ongoing Monitoring: Regular follow-up visits will ensure that your wound is healing properly and that any necessary adjustments to your treatment are made promptly.
  • Prevention Strategies: In addition to treating the wound, Dr. Khaladj will provide guidance on how to prevent future wounds by addressing underlying conditions and promoting better foot health habits.

What to Expect

  • Comprehensive Care: Dr. Khaladj offers a full range of wound care services, ensuring that all aspects of your condition are addressed.
  • Patient-Focused Approach: He takes the time to understand your unique situation and works with you to create a treatment plan that suits your individual needs.
  • Proactive Prevention: Dr. Khaladj emphasizes not only treating existing wounds but also preventing new ones through patient education and lifestyle adjustments.

FAQs About Foot and Ankle Wound Care

Q: How long does it take for a foot or ankle wound to heal?
A: Healing times vary depending on the severity of the wound and any underlying conditions, such as diabetes or circulation issues. Dr. Khaladj will work with you to ensure proper care and provide a timeline based on your specific case.

Q: What should I do if I notice a wound on my foot or ankle?
A: It’s important to seek medical attention as soon as possible, especially if the wound isn’t healing or is showing signs of infection. Dr. Khaladj can assess the wound and provide appropriate treatment to prevent complications.

Q: Can I prevent foot and ankle wounds if I have diabetes?
A: Yes, there are steps you can take to reduce your risk, such as maintaining good blood sugar control, wearing proper footwear, and inspecting your feet daily for any signs of injury or changes. Dr. Khaladj can provide further guidance on diabetes-related foot care.

Q: Will my insurance cover wound care treatment?
A: Many insurance plans cover wound care services, though coverage can vary. Dr. Khaladj’s office staff can assist you in understanding your insurance benefits and navigating the process.

Schedule with Our Podiatrist Today

If you’re dealing with a foot or ankle wound that won’t heal, don’t wait to seek professional care. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Morteza Khaladj today to receive the specialized treatment you need for a full recovery.

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