Gangrene Treatment Without Surgery
99 Consultation on 7th December at KBK Hospital for Gangrene, Cellulitis & Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Foot infections such as cellulitis, gangrene, and diabetic foot ulcers are not just common complications—they are medical emergencies that can progress rapidly, especially in diabetic patients. What begins as a small wound or minor infection can quickly develop into severe tissue damage, spreading infection, and even the risk of amputation if timely medical attention is not received.
Recognizing the need for early detection and affordable care, KBK Hospital is launching a special community health initiative: the 99 Rupees Consultation
on 7th December. This program is designed to ensure that every patient, regardless of financial background, gets access to immediate medical evaluation and expert advice.
Through this initiative, patients will receive timely screening and personalized guidance for cellulitis treatment, gangrene treatment, and diabetic foot ulcer treatment. Early consultation helps doctors identify the severity of the infection, prevent its spread, and create a proper treatment plan before complications arise.
By offering this high-quality consultation at just ₹99, KBK Hospital aims to encourage people to seek medical help at the earliest signs of infection—reducing long-term risks, avoiding emergency surgeries, and ultimately saving limbs and lives.
CELLULITIS
What Is Cellulitis?
Cellulitis is a common but serious bacterial skin infection that affects the deeper layers of the skin and tissues. It spreads quickly and becomes dangerous if untreated.
Causes of Cellulitis
Bacterial infection (Streptococcus or Staphylococcus)
Cuts, cracks, or insect bites
Dry skin or fungal infection between toes
Poor circulation
Uncontrolled diabetes
Weak immune system
Symptoms of Cellulitis
Redness and swelling
Warmth in affected area
Pain or tenderness
Fever or chills
Skin tightness or hardness
Rapid spreading of redness
Prevention of Cellulitis
Maintain good foot hygiene
Keep skin moisturized
Avoid walking barefoot
Control blood sugar levels
Clean any cuts or wounds immediately
Wear proper footwear
Treat fungal infections early
Cellulitis Treatment at KBK Hospital
KBK Hospital provides advanced cellulitis treatment, including:
Antibiotic therapy
Wound cleaning and dressing
Infection control
Diabetic management
Pain management
Preventive care counseling
GANGRENE
What Is Gangrene?
Gangrene is a serious condition where body tissues die due to loss of blood supply or severe infection. It spreads fast and can be life-threatening without immediate medical help.
Causes of Gangrene
Severe infection
Poor blood circulation
Diabetes
Smoking
Peripheral artery disease
Frostbite or severe injuries
Untreated wounds
Symptoms of Gangrene
Black, blue, or darkened skin
Foul-smelling discharge
Severe pain or numbness
Blisters
Swelling
Fever (if infection spreads)
Prevention of Gangrene
Control diabetes effectively
Avoid smoking
Maintain foot hygiene
Treat wounds immediately
Improve blood circulation through exercise
Wear comfortable footwear
Regular foot checkups
Gangrene Treatment at KBK Hospital
KBK Hospital specializes in advanced gangrene treatment, including:
Debridement to remove dead tissue
Antibiotics for infection control
Vascular assessment and treatment
Advanced wound care
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (based on severity)
Emergency surgery if required
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DIABETIC FOOT ULCER
What Is a Diabetic Foot Ulcer?
A diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) is an open wound that forms on the feet due to nerve damage, poor circulation, or uncontrolled diabetes. If not treated early, it can lead to cellulitis, gangrene, and amputation.
Causes of Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Uncontrolled diabetes
Poor blood circulation
Nerve damage (neuropathy)
Foot deformities
Dry skin or cracks
Minor injuries or cuts
Improper footwear
Symptoms of Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Open wound on foot or toes
Redness and swelling
Bad smell from the wound
Pus discharge
Pain (or no pain if nerves are damaged)
Difficulty walking
Prevention of Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Maintain blood sugar levels
Inspect feet daily
Wear comfortable shoes
Moisturize feet
Avoid walking barefoot
Treat corns, cracks, or fungal infections early
Regular diabetic foot check-ups
Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment at KBK Hospital
KBK Hospital provides comprehensive diabetic foot ulcer treatment, including:
Wound debridement
Advanced dressing and cleaning
Off-loading techniques to reduce pressure
Infection control
Diabetic management
Vascular evaluation
Regenerative therapies (as needed)
Why Choose KBK Hospital?
✔ Highly experienced diabetic foot care team
✔ Only Rs. 99 consultation on 7th December
✔ Advanced wound care facilities
✔ 24/7 emergency services
✔ Limb-saving treatment approach
✔ Affordable and patient-friendly care
Who Should Attend the 99 Rupees Consultation?
You should visit if you have:
Redness or swelling in the foot
Any open wound or ulcer
Foot discoloration
Pain, numbness, or foul smell
Pus or discharge
Slow-healing wounds
Diabetes
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- When is the 99 rupees consultation at KBK Hospital?
The consultation will be held on 7th December.
- What is included in the 99 consultation?
Doctor evaluation
Foot infection screening
Wound assessment
Treatment advice
- Who should attend this event?
Anyone with symptoms of cellulitis, gangrene, or diabetic foot ulcers.
- Can cellulitis be cured?
Yes. With timely cellulitis treatment, most cases recover without complications.
- Is gangrene reversible?
Early-stage gangrene can be controlled with immediate gangrene treatment, but advanced gangrene requires surgical management.
- Do diabetic foot ulcers heal completely?
Yes, with early diagnosis and proper diabetic foot ulcer treatment, most ulcers heal successfully.
- Do I need an appointment?
Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments can help reduce waiting time.
- What happens if these infections are ignored?
Untreated infections can lead to sepsis, gangrene, or even amputation.
- What are the hospital timings?
You can visit anytime during OPD hours or the emergency department for urgent cases.
- What is the exact location of KBK Hospital?
7-3-112, Saraswathi Nagar, Omkar Nagar Bus Stop, Nagarjuna Sagar Highway,
L.B. Nagar, R.R. District, Telangana – 500079