Asian Vascular Health Updates

Medically reviewed by Dr. G.V. Praveen Kumar, MS, DNB (Vascular Surgery) A small cut, scratch, or blister on the leg should normally begin improving within days. But when wounds on legs not healing remain open for weeks, repeatedly drain fluid, become painful, or develop discoloration around the skin, there may...

Chronic wound not healing? Diabetic foot ulcer getting worse? Blackening, infection, or poor circulation? Do not wait for a small wound to become a limb-threatening problem. Asian Vascular Hospital in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad provides specialist vascular and advanced wound care for patients with diabetic foot ulcers, chronic non-healing wounds, poor...

Clinically Reviewed by: Dr. G.V. Praveen Kumar, Founder & Chief Consultant Vascular Surgeon Clinical Disclaimer: This content is for general educational purposes and does not replace an individual medical evaluation or treatment plan. Diabetic foot wounds can worsen quickly and should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional. When a...

Heavy legs after a long day. Swelling around the ankles after sitting at a desk. Burning or aching pain that becomes more noticeable in the evening. Prominent, twisted veins that seem to become more visible over time. For many people in Hyderabad, these symptoms can become part of everyday life—particularly...

For someone living with diabetes, foot care should be part of the daily routine—not something to think about only after a wound appears. A small blister, crack, cut, or pressure spot can become a serious problem when diabetes-related nerve damage reduces sensation or poor circulation slows healing. Regular foot checks,...

A diabetic foot wound needs more than wound dressing when blood cannot reach the affected area properly. Diabetes can increase the risk of peripheral artery disease (PAD), in which arteries supplying the legs and feet become narrowed or blocked, reducing blood flow and making wounds harder to heal. When significant...