Foot and ankle wounds sometimes happen following an injury, but just as often, your foot or ankle can develop an open wound from improper footwear, an insect bite, or a shard of glass. Without proper treatment, your injury has the potential to become infected. At Foot & Ankle Centers of Frisco, Little Elm, & Mckinney, our podiatrists have experience treating these types of wounds:
If you’re healthy, foot and ankle wounds usually heal fairly rapidly. But, if you notice that your foot or ankle wound is healing slowly, not healing at all, or growing worse, it’s time to call Foot & Ankle Centers of Frisco, Little Elm, & McKinney. Signs that your wound should get professional podiatric treatment include:
If you notice any of these symptoms, it is important to seek medical attention as soon as possible. Open wounds that have trouble healing can become infected, leading to further complications. One of our experienced podiatrists can properly clean and treat the wound, preventing infection and reducing the risk of long-term damage. It is important to seek prompt treatment to ensure the best possible outcome and minimize the risk of further complications.
Our experienced podiatrists will focus on cleaning and disinfecting the wound, applying dressings to protect it, and helping you care for your wound to prevent further complications. Some treatment options that your care may include are:
With proper treatment from our skilled podiatrists at Foot & Ankle Centers of Frisco, Little Elm, & McKinney, you can expect a full recovery. Contact us today.