Surgeries For Nerves

Introduction

Diabetes can lead to various nerve-related complications, affecting foot health and overall mobility. Nerve surgeries, including nerve entrapment release, neurolysis, and tendon transfers, are essential for alleviating pain, restoring function, and preventing further damage. At Surat Diabetic Foot Care, we specialize in advanced nerve surgeries to address these complications and improve patients' quality of life.

Signs & Symptoms

  • Persistent numbness or tingling in the feet

  • Sharp, burning, or shooting pain in the legs or feet

  • Muscle weakness or atrophy

  • Difficulty walking or performing daily activities

  • Loss of coordination or balance

When to Consult a Doctor

  • If you experience persistent pain or numbness in your feet

  • If you have difficulty walking or performing daily activities due to nerve-related issues

  • If conservative treatments have failed to relieve symptoms

  • If there are signs of nerve damage or entrapment

Treatment Offered

At Surat Diabetic Foot Care, we offer a range of surgical treatments to address nerve complications in diabetic patients:

  • Nerve Entrapment Release: Surgical procedure to relieve pressure on compressed nerves.
  • Neurolysis: Freeing a nerve from surrounding scar tissue to restore function.
  • Tendon Transfers: Repositioning tendons to improve muscle function and relieve pressure on nerves.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is reconstructive surgery for wounds, and how does it work?

Reconstructive surgery for wounds involves using advanced techniques such as flap and free flap surgeries to transfer healthy tissue to the wound site, promoting healing and restoring function. These procedures enhance blood supply and cover exposed structures.

Is reconstructive surgery for wounds painful?

The procedures are performed under anesthesia, so you should not feel pain during the surgery. Some post-operative discomfort is normal but can be managed with medication.

How long does it take to recover from reconstructive surgery for wounds?

Recovery time varies depending on the complexity of the surgery and the patient's overall health. Most patients can expect several weeks to months for full recovery.

What are the risks associated with reconstructive surgery for wounds?

Risks include infection, flap failure, and complications related to anesthesia. However, the benefits of improved healing and function often outweigh these risks.

Can all wounds be treated with reconstructive surgery?

Reconstructive surgery is typically reserved for complex wounds that do not respond to other treatments. Your doctor will determine if it is the best option based on your specific condition.

What is the success rate of reconstructive surgery for diabetic wounds?

Reconstructive surgery has a high success rate for treating complex wounds, providing effective coverage, enhancing healing, and restoring function.

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