diabetology
Diabetic Services
Diabetology at Gremaltes Hospital is dedicated to providing expert, compassionate care for individuals with diabetes. By combining advanced medical technology, personalized treatment plans, comprehensive education, and a multidisciplinary approach, the hospital aims to support patients in achieving their health goals and improving their quality of life. Whether newly diagnosed or managing long-term diabetes, patients can rely on Gremaltes Hospital for exceptional care and support in managing their condition.
Regular diabetes clinic started from month of October 2020. Diabetic OPD functions from 09:00 AM to 12:00 Noon(Monday to Saturday). With a diabetic profile of patient management is done by prescribing medications, lifestyle modification, diet advice, exercise prescriptions, wound management, foot wear prescriptions, etc. Foot care plays a major role in diabetes. Dressings are done with due care and supervision by specialist. Day care beds are available for patients to undergo insulin therapy.
Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high. Blood glucose is your main source of energy and comes from the food you eat. Insulin, a hormone made by the pancreas, helps glucose from food get into your cells to be used for energy
Ulcer Dressing
In diabetology, ulcer care is essential to diabetes management, particularly for patients with diabetic foot ulcers, a common diabetic complication. In order to avoid infections, encourage healing, and lower the risk of major complications like limb amputation, diabetic ulcers must be properly managed.
thorough procedure designed to efficiently treat and cure diabetic foot ulcers. Through the integration of cutting-edge wound care methods, customized treatment regimens, interdisciplinary teamwork, and patient education, the hospital aims to improve patient outcomes, avoid complications, and promote general foot health in diabetics
WOUND CARE MANAGEMENT
Debridement: Dead or infected tissue is regularly removed to help the wound heal, using methods like surgery, enzymes, or mechanical tools, depending on the ulcer.
Dressings and Treatments: Special dressings and treatments are chosen based on the ulcer’s type and stage. These may include materials like hydrocolloid, alginate, and foam dressings, along with antimicrobial agents to control infection and moisture.
Infection Control: It’s important to quickly identify and treat infections. If necessary, patients may receive antibiotics, and local infection care is provided to prevent complications.
Patient Education
