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1. A Small Wound Can Become a Big Threat — Get Expert Care on 7th December Even a tiny blister, cut, or scratch on the foot can turn into a serious medical problem. For people with diabetes or skin infections, a small wound may quickly progress into cellulitis, a diabetic foot ulcer, or even gangrene if not treated early. To help you get timely care, KBK Multi Speciality Hospitals is conducting a special health camp with ₹99 consultation for early diagnosis and wound assessment. Why Early Treatment Matters Most people wait for wounds to heal naturally, but slow healing or increasing redness can indicate deeper infection. Early medical attention is the safest way to prevent severe complications such as: How Small Foot Wounds Turn Dangerous A minor blister → Diabetic Foot Ulcer Mild redness → Cellulitis Dark or numb skin → Gangrene Example: A person walking barefoot develops a small scratch. Within days, swelling and redness appear. By the end of the week, it may become an ulcer or cellulitis — and if ignored further, the skin may turn black due to gangrene.

2. This progression is preventable with early treatment. Symptoms You Should Never Ignore Wound not healing or becoming larger Redness, swelling, warmth around the wound Foot pain or burning sensation Pus discharge or foul smell Numbness in toes or feet Dark or black patches on skin Holes or deep ulcers on the feet Treatments Covered at the ₹99 Health Camp 1. Treatment for Cellulitis Early cellulitis appears as redness, swelling, warmth, and pain around the wound. Timely cellulitis treatment: Controls the infection before it spreads Reduces pain and inflammation Prevents deep tissue damage Helps avoid hospitalization Prompt therapy ensures faster healing and protects the surrounding skin from severe infection. 2. Treatment for Gangrene Gangrene usually begins when blood flow becomes poor, especially in diabetic patients. Signs include dark skin, foul smell, numbness, or severe pain. Early gangrene treatment focuses on: Restoring blood circulation Removing infected tissue

3. Preventing tissue death Avoiding major surgical interventions With early detection, many cases allow gangrene treatment without surgery, helping save both limbs and life. 3. Treatment for Diabetic Foot Ulcers A diabetic foot ulcer is a non-healing wound usually caused by nerve damage, poor circulation, or infection. Effective diabetic foot ulcer treatment includes: Thorough cleaning and infection control Regular wound dressing Offloading pressure from the affected foot Improving blood flow Continuous diabetic foot care to prevent recurrence Proper management reduces the risk of severe infection, hospitalization, and limb complications. How the Health Camp Helps You At KBK’s ₹99 consultation, our specialists will: Examine your wound or foot condition Diagnose infection level (cellulitis, ulcer, or gangrene risk) Recommend the right treatment plan Guide you on foot protection and prevention Event Details — Don’t Miss Out ? KBK Multi Speciality Hospitals, Hyderabad ? 7th December ⏱ 10 AM – 6 PM ? ₹99 Consultation ? Call: 9128 108 108 ? Book Online: https://kbkhospitals.com/healthy99.php

4. Protect Your Feet Before a Small Wound Turns Into a Major Complication Visit our health camp for early diagnosis and expert treatment for gangrene, cellulitis, and diabetic foot ulcers.