A 52-year-old male patient with a 10-year history of diabetes presented with a rapidly progressing foot wound. He had established diabetic neuropathy with complete loss of sensation. Due to reduced awareness, a minor injury worsened quickly, and within two weeks the wound progressed to a deep infected ulcer with tissue damage and discoloration. Blood glucose levels were poorly controlled at presentation.
Diabetic Foot Ulcer with Neuropathy
Rapid Healing of Severe Diabetic Foot Ulcer with Sensory Recovery
22 Jan 2026
Published Case Study
Diagnosis
Treatment Approach
The patient was treated at Dia Heals using an integrative approach that included Ayurvedic medication aimed at improving microcirculation, nerve function, and inflammation control, along with advanced wound care and infection management. Blood sugar control, diet regulation, and regular monitoring were strictly followed.
Progress Timeline
Within weeks, infection and discharge reduced, and healthy granulation tissue developed. Over a period of three months, the wound healed completely.
Outcome
Remarkably, sensation improved, skin color returned to near normal, and blood glucose levels stabilized. The patient resumed full work responsibilities and continues as the earning member of his family, demonstrating successful functional recovery.
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Quick Information
CONDITION
Diabetic Foot Ulcer with Neuropathy
STATUS
Successfully Treated
PUBLISHED
22 Jan 2026
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