It’s important to get the right care for your condition
Here’s what you should know about getting board-certified Colorado Springs wound care, foot infections at Intermountain Foot & Ankle:
With the rise in obesity and diabetes and the ever-aging population, more and more people are being treated for chronic wounds. Certain physicians can receive specialized certification to provide wound care.
A wound occurs any time the skin is broken. Because of poor blood circulation, wounds of all kinds—including scrapes, cuts, and burns—heal slowly and are easily infected. In addition, high blood glucose leads to high levels of sugar in body tissues, causing bacteria to grow and infections to develop more quickly, the American Diabetes Association (ADA) says.
Also, because of nerve damage in hands and feet, a person with diabetes may not notice a cut or break in the skin until after it becomes infected. Skin infections can’t always be prevented, but heeding the following advice can make them less likely to occur.
Chronic wounds may be treated with anesthetics, antiseptic solutions, and sutures.
How to Get Help from a Colorado Springs Wound Care Specialist
Get highly-specialized wound care at Intermountain Foot & Ankle. Kerry E. Berg, DPM, is a board-certified podiatrist at Intermountain Foot & Ankle Associates, P.C. in Colorado Springs, CO. Dr. Berg has also obtained her certification in wound care.
» More about: Kerry E. Berg, DPM, Colorado Springs Wound Care Specialist
» More about: American Board of Wound Management (aawm.org)
Schedule A Consultation
To schedule a private, in-person consultation with Dr. Kerry Berg, please call:
(719) 594-9920
New patients are welcome. We accept most insurances (except Medicaid or Colorado Access), cash, and major credit cards. Please note: Some consultations are free of cost but are otherwise covered by most insurance plans.
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