Foot wounds, and wound care.

Many wounds are superficial requiring local first aid including cleansing and dressing. Some wounds are deeper and need medical attention to prevent infection and loss of function, due to damage to underlying structures like bone, muscle, tendon, arteries and nerves. The purpose of medical care for wounds is to prevent complications and preserve function. While important, cosmetic results are not the primary consideration for wound repair.

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Alternative Foot Care Therapy: Electronic Signal Treatment

A new type of electrical current technology has been developed to enhance the stimulating lower frequencies and non-stimulating middle frequencies for increased efficacy in clinical practice. The device also combines, and simultaneously delivers, frequency-modulated (FM) and amplitude-modulated (AM) electric cell currents in the MF range, referred to as electronic signal treatment (EST).

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Alternative Foot Care Therapy: Electronic Signal Treatment

A new type of electrical current technology has been developed to enhance the stimulating lower frequencies and non-stimulating middle frequencies for increased efficacy in clinical practice. The device also combines, and simultaneously delivers, frequency-modulated (FM) and amplitude-modulated (AM) electric cell currents in the MF range, referred to as electronic signal treatment (EST).

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Foot Nerve Pain Relief

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Foot Nerve Pain Relief

Foot Pain Relief Podiatrists typically treat painful diabetic neuropathy with oral medications, although other treatments such as electric stimulation therapy may help. A combination of medications and treatments can improve overall nerve pain. Consult your doctor about options for treating your neuropathy

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At Your Feet Footcare | Foot Pain: When to contact a doctor. | At Your Feet Footcare

Call your doctor immediately if:

• You have sudden, severe foot pain.
• Your foot pain began following an injury, especially if your foot is bleeding or bruising, or you cannot put weight on it.
• You have redness or swelling of the joint, an open sore or ulcer on your foot, or a fever.
• You have pain in your foot and have diabetes or a disease that affects blood flow.

Foot Pain: When to contact a doctor.

Ouch, that hurts and it’s been over two weeks. Err on the side of caution, call your doctor immediately if: You have sudden, severe foot pain. Your foot pain began following an injury, especially if your foot is bleeding or bruising, or you cannot put weight on it.

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