Published on: 2025-09-24 | Written by: Dr Rafiq Adly Wissa Vascular Surgery Consultant
Dr. Rafik Adly Wissa, Consultant of Vascular Surgery and Diabetic Foot, stresses that diabetic foot is one of the most serious complications affecting diabetic patients. It can cause problems with blood flow and wound healing, which requires early diagnosis and careful medical attention.
Dr. Rafik Adly Wissa explains that accurate diagnosis begins with a comprehensive examination of the blood vessels and nerves in the foot, using advanced devices to measure blood flow and detect any subtle changes that may lead to future complications.
Dr. Rafik Adly Wissa confirms that diabetic foot complications such as ulcers or gangrene require urgent intervention using the latest interventional methods to dilate the arteries and improve blood circulation, which helps save the foot and prevent amputation.
Dr. Rafik Adly Wissa warns that treating diabetic foot is not limited to medical interventions only. It also includes close monitoring of blood sugar levels and educating patients about the importance of daily foot care to prevent ulcers and infections.
Dr. Rafik Adly Wissa stresses in conclusion that continuous follow-up with a vascular surgery consultant is the key to reducing the risks of diabetic foot complications and maintaining the patient’s health and quality of life.