Diabetic Foot Care, Wounds & Circulation · Brentwood
Foot Ulcers treatment in Brentwood, TN
Expert care for foot ulcers at our Brentwood clinic, 10644 Concord Road.
Understanding foot ulcers, and how we help in Brentwood.
Looking for help with foot ulcers in Brentwood? Our Brentwood clinic at 10644 Concord Road offers exams, treatment, and follow up close to home.
A foot ulcer is an open sore that does not heal the way a normal cut would. It can be shallow or deep. Ulcers may be linked to diabetes, nerve damage, pressure, or poor blood flow in the arteries or veins.
Ulcers often form on the bottom of the foot, the heels, or the toes. Many people do not feel them at first. Treating an ulcer early lowers the risk of infection and serious complications.
Also called: Diabetic, Neuropathic, Pressure, Arterial, Venous
Symptoms
Signs of foot ulcers.
If you notice these signs and live near Brentwood, an exam can give you clear answers.
- 01
An open sore or blister that will not close
- 02
Drainage, odor, or crusting on a wound
- 03
Red, warm, or swollen skin around the sore
- 04
Little or no pain, even with a deep wound
Why it happens
What can cause foot ulcers.
- 01
Pressure or rubbing on numb areas of the foot
- 02
Poor blood flow from blocked leg arteries
- 03
Weak leg veins that cause swelling and skin breakdown
- 04
Ill-fitting shoes and hard calluses
Diagnosis and care
How we treat foot ulcers in Brentwood.
Step 1 · Diagnosis
We measure and photograph the sore, note its depth, and check for infection. We check pulses and skin color to see how well blood flows. X-rays or an MRI can show whether bone is involved, and we may order circulation tests or blood tests.
Step 2 · Treatment
The main goals are to take pressure off the sore and keep it clean and moist. We remove dead tissue during minor in-office procedures and use dressings picked for your wound type. Offloading with a boot, cast, or special shoe is often key. If blood flow is the problem, we work with vascular teams. Compression is used for vein-related ulcers when circulation is safe for it.
Surgery may help when a bone deformity keeps causing pressure, when infection is deep, or when blood flow needs to be restored. A vascular procedure may be needed before a wound can heal.
Your visit
What to expect at our Brentwood clinic.
Your visit for foot ulcers in Brentwood is simple and friendly.
- 1
Talk and exam
We listen first, then examine your feet and how you walk at our Brentwood clinic.
- 2
Clear answers
X-rays or other imaging when needed, so you leave knowing what is wrong.
- 3
A plan for you
We begin with gentle options that work, with follow ups close to home in Brentwood.
Recovery
What to expect over time.
Healing can take several weeks to several months, depending on the cause and your health. Ulcers can return, so long-term shoes and checks matter.
When to book
Do not wait it out in Brentwood.
See a podiatrist as soon as you notice an open sore, especially if you have diabetes or poor circulation. Seek urgent care for spreading redness, fever, or a foul smell.
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FAQ
Your questions answered.
Why won't my sore heal?
Pressure, poor blood flow, infection, or high blood sugar can all slow healing. We look for the cause so treatment fits it.
Can I keep walking on it?
Walking on an ulcer can keep it open. We will give you an offloading device so you can move with less pressure.
Do you treat foot ulcers in Brentwood, TN?
Yes. Our Brentwood clinic at 10644 Concord Road, Brentwood, TN 37027 treats foot ulcers in children and adults. Call 615-220-8788 to book a visit.
How soon can I be seen for foot ulcers in Brentwood?
Call the Brentwood clinic at 615-220-8788 or send a request online. Tell us about your pain and we will find the earliest time that works for you.
Brentwood clinic
Get help with foot ulcers in Brentwood.
10644 Concord Road, Brentwood, TN 37027
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Foot Ulcers care near Brentwood.
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