OPD Partner Centres
Consultations, dressings, vascular assessment and follow-up - across South Gujarat and now expanding to Andhra Pradesh.
Shows every centre within 100 km, nearest first.
Complete Diabetic Foot Care Under One Roof
From the first diagnosis to full recovery, EDFC delivers what is widely regarded as the best diabetic foot care in India, all under one roof. Diabetic foot surgery, non-surgical wound management and diabetes care are coordinated by a single expert team, so patients are never passed between unconnected specialists.
Patient Care Division
Comprehensive care for diabetic foot ulcers, chronic wounds, vascular issues, footwear correction and rehabilitation, all guided by one limb-salvage pathway
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Structured programmes for diabetes remission, obesity and lifestyle medicine that treat the root cause behind recurring foot wounds, not just the wound itself.
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Fellowship training, certification and franchise development that extends the EDFC standard of diabetic foot care to doctors and partners across India.
Explore arrow_forwardWatch out for these signs
Diabetic foot complications rarely announce themselves with pain. Recognising these early warning signs is the first step toward the best diabetic foot care in India and toward saving the limb.
Non-healing Wounds
Redness or Swelling
Pus or Discharge
Dark or Black Skin
Numbness or Tingling
Pain or Burning
Early Detection Saves Limbs
EDFC provides the best diabetic foot care in India for a wide range of conditions, including diabetic foot ulcers, infections, gangrene, Charcot foot, peripheral artery disease and neuropathy. Any wound that will not heal, along with swelling, discharge, blackened skin, numbness or unusual pain, deserves prompt specialist assessment.
Gangrene
Gangrene develops when diabetic foot tissue loses its blood supply or suffers severe infection. Early vascular and surgi…
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Charcot Foot
Charcot foot (Charcot neuroarthropathy) is a serious complication in which the bones of a numb diabetic foot weaken, fra…
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Diabetic Foot Ulcer
A diabetic foot ulcer is an open wound, most often on the sole or under the toes, that forms when high blood sugar damag…
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Ingrown Toenail
An ingrown toenail occurs when the edge of the nail grows into the surrounding skin, causing pain, redness and infection…
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Callus
A callus is thickened skin that forms in response to pressure or friction. In a numb diabetic foot, callus marks a high-…
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Venous Ulcer
Venous ulcers form when the leg veins fail to return blood efficiently, raising pressure and breaking down the skin, typ…
Learn More arrow_forwardVaricose Vein Treatment Center
Healthy Veins. Beautiful Legs. Better Life.
Varicose veins do not stay still. Left untreated, they progress from harmless-looking spider veins to swelling, skin damage and slow-healing leg ulcers, a serious risk for anyone living with diabetes. As part of the best diabetic foot care in India, EDFC helps patients identify the stage early and act before it becomes a wound.
Stages of Varicose Vein
Spider Vein
Varicose Vein
Varicose Eczema
Varicose Vein Ulcer
Specialized Diabetic Foot Programs
Save My Foot Program
Diabetic limb salvage to save a foot at risk of amputation.
Bye-Bye Ulcer Program
Diabetic foot ulcer healing and lasting prevention.
Charcot Foot Program
Phase-based Charcot foot treatment and reconstruction.
Feet Saved, Lives Restored
“I was told my leg would be amputated. Six weeks later I walked out of the clinic on my own foot.”
“The wound that had not healed in a year closed in two months. The team explained every step.”
“They treated my diabetes, not just my foot. My sugars and my wound improved together.”
See the Limb-Salvage Journey
Watch real cases where EDFC's limb-first approach, recognised as the best diabetic foot care in India, helped patients avoid amputations that had already been recommended elsewhere.
Real Patients. Real Limbs Saved.
Consented, non-identifying before-and-after images from EDFC's Success Stories, showing the outcomes possible with timely, expert diabetic foot treatment.
Diabetic Foot Care - Tips & Updates
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Hyperbaric Oxygen for a Diabetic Foot Ulcer: Who Qualifies Under IWGDF 2023 and Who Should Not
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is an add-on, not a first treatment, for diabetic foot ulcers. The IWGDF 2023 guideline suggests considering it for ischaemic or neuro-ischaemic ulcers that have not healed despite standard care, including offloading, debridement and revascularisation where possible. It is unsuitable with an untreated pneumothorax and usually needs many daily sessions.
Fatty Liver With Type 2 Diabetes: Why It Matters for Your Feet and What Weight Loss Can Change
Fatty liver, now called MASLD, and type 2 diabetes feed each other through insulin resistance: liver fat raises glucose output, and high glucose drives more liver fat. Losing 7 to 10 percent of body weight reduces liver fat and can bring diabetes into remission. For feet, that same metabolic control protects nerves and helps wounds heal.
IWGDF Risk Category 0 to 3: How Often Your Feet Should Actually Be Examined
Under the IWGDF 2023 guideline, people with diabetes are sorted into four foot-risk categories. Category 0 (no sensation loss and no artery disease) needs a foot exam once a year; category 1 every 6 to 12 months; category 2 every 3 to 6 months; category 3, after an ulcer, amputation or on dialysis, every 1 to 3 months.
Worried about a foot wound? Send a photo now.
A clear photo can often tell us a lot. Share an image of the wound on WhatsApp, and the EDFC team, trained under Dr. Ashutosh Shah's protocols for the best diabetic foot care in India, will review it and guide your next step, often on the same day.
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