Care from Issam Mansour, DPM
Dr. Mansour provides medical and surgical foot and ankle care at Ankle & Foot Care Specialists in Livonia. His verified education and residency details are available on the doctor profile.
Meet Dr. MansourDiabetic Foot Care in Livonia, MI
Regular foot evaluation can help people with diabetes identify skin, nail, circulation, sensation, and pressure concerns early. Care is tailored to the individual findings and medical history.
Symptoms and reasons to seek evaluation
- Numbness, tingling, burning, or changes in sensation
- New redness, swelling, color change, or skin breakdown
- Corns, calluses, or nail problems that are difficult to manage safely
- A blister, cut, sore, or wound that is not improving
When urgent medical attention may be necessary
- A new open wound, spreading redness, drainage, fever, rapidly increasing swelling, dark discoloration, or sudden loss of sensation warrants prompt medical attention.
How a podiatrist evaluates it
- Review of diabetes history, symptoms, footwear, and prior wounds
- Skin, nail, circulation, sensation, and pressure assessment
- Coordination or additional testing when the findings call for it
Treatment categories
- Preventive foot checks and risk-reduction guidance
- Professional skin and nail care when indicated
- Pressure reduction, footwear guidance, or orthotics
- Wound evaluation and treatment planning
What to expect at an appointment
- A discussion of symptoms, health history, activity, footwear, and previous care.
- A focused foot and ankle examination based on the reason for the visit.
- An explanation of findings and appropriate next-step options. Imaging or follow-up may be recommended when clinically appropriate.
Livonia office
Ankle & Foot Care Specialists33470 Lyndon #100, Livonia, MI 48154
(734) 744-5661
Frequently asked questions
Why are diabetic foot checks important?
Diabetes can be associated with changes in sensation, circulation, skin, and healing. A focused examination helps identify current concerns and an appropriate follow-up plan.
Should I treat a diabetic foot wound at home?
An open foot wound should be assessed promptly by a qualified medical professional. Do not delay care if redness, drainage, fever, swelling, or discoloration develops.
Can the office help with footwear or pressure areas?
The examination may include footwear and pressure assessment. Recommendations depend on the individual findings and coverage requirements.
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Medical disclaimer: This page provides general educational information and is not a diagnosis or a substitute for individualized medical advice. Call 911 for a life-threatening emergency.
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