Successful Healing of Severe Diabetic Foot Ulcer and Toe Loss

A 15-year diabetic male patient presented with a severe diabetic foot ulcer following unnoticed injury caused by a small stone embedded in the heel. Due to long-standing diabetic neuropathy and loss of sensation, the injury was realized only after two days, by which time cellulitis and active infection had developed. Despite one month of conventional allopathic treatment, infection worsened, blood glucose levels remained uncontrolled, and the patient ultimately lost his big toe due to spreading infection.

The patient then opted for integrative treatment at Dia Heals. Our approach included Ayurvedic patented medication aimed at improving blood circulation, reducing inflammation, and supporting tissue regeneration, along with vacuum-assisted wound dressing to control infection and promote healthy granulation. Blood glucose management, diet correction, and regular wound monitoring were integral parts of the protocol.

Within weeks, infection reduced significantly, oozing stopped, and healthy reddish granulation tissue developed. Over a period of three months, complete wound healing was achieved. Blood sugar levels stabilized, allowing gradual discontinuation of insulin under supervision.