Asian Vascular Health Updates

A diabetic foot wound does not automatically mean that surgery is required. However, when an infection spreads into deeper tissues, dead tissue develops, an abscess forms, bone becomes infected, or blood flow to the foot is severely reduced, antibiotics and wound care alone may not be enough. Knowing when diabetic...

A small cut, blister, or wound on the foot can become a serious problem when you have diabetes. Nerve damage can reduce your ability to feel pain, while poor blood circulation can slow healing and make it harder for your body to fight infection. Recognising diabetic foot infection symptoms early...

Medically Reviewed By: Dr. G.V. Praveen KumarQualifications: MBBS, MS, DNB (Vascular Surgery)Specialty: Vascular & Endovascular SurgeryPractice Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India Last Medically Reviewed: August 2026 About the Medical Reviewer Dr. G.V. Praveen Kumar is a vascular and endovascular surgeon with expertise in the evaluation and management of vascular conditions, including...

Top Summary Answer Varicose vein treatment in Hyderabad depends on the severity of the condition, the veins involved, and findings from a clinical examination and venous duplex ultrasound. Modern treatment options include radiofrequency ablation (RFA), endovenous laser treatment (EVLA/EVLT), ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy, adhesive closure techniques and, in selected cases, traditional...

“It Was Just a Small Cut…” — The Story Behind Many Diabetic Foot Emergencies One of the most dangerous things about a diabetic foot infection is that it rarely starts as a major wound. For many people, it begins with a tiny blister, a cracked heel, or a small ulcer...