Assess risk & the cause
Foot examination and neuropathy assessment, including monofilament or vibration testing where indicated. Further tests or specialist input are arranged according to clinical need.
Foot care · Charcot care · Limb preservation
Protecting your feet.
Supporting your mobility.
Diabetic Foot, Charcot & Limb Preservation care at SURYA HOSPITAL, Kolhapur.
From identifying an at-risk foot to wound care, offloading and Charcot evaluation, care is planned around your clinical needs.
When to seek review
Foot care begins
before a wound.
Ask about an assessment if you have diabetes and any of these concerns. A clinician will advise the urgency and next steps.
- Numbness, reduced sensation or repeated callus
- A blister, ulcer or wound that is not healing
- A change in foot shape or a previous Charcot diagnosis
- A healed ulcer, previous surgery or difficulty finding suitable footwear
- A need for foot-risk screening and prevention advice
Care across the
foot-health journey.
Assessment comes first. Treatment choices depend on the wound, infection, circulation, sensation, pressure on the foot and your overall health.
Treat & protect
Wound and infection management, offloading and total contact casting where appropriate, with surgical evaluation when required.
Plan ongoing protection
Footwear and offloading advice, plantar-pressure or gait assessment where indicated, and follow-up focused on protecting the foot.
Understanding Charcot foot
Take a change in
shape or warmth seriously.
Charcot foot can affect the bones and joints when protective sensation is reduced. A warm or swollen foot can have several causes; an in-person assessment is needed.
Management may involve immobilisation and offloading, monitoring and, in selected cases, surgical assessment. The clinician will discuss suitable options.
Bring to your appointment
- Current medicines and recent diabetes reports
- Previous wound or surgery records and available imaging
- The footwear and offloading device you currently use
Do not delay urgent assessment to gather records.
Questions before your visit
Do I need an ulcer to attend?
No. A foot-risk assessment can help identify care needs before an ulcer develops, particularly when sensation is reduced or there has been a previous ulcer.
Will every patient need surgery?
No. Recommendations depend on the clinical assessment. The team will discuss offloading, wound care, medical treatment or surgical evaluation as appropriate.
Can an assessment guarantee limb preservation?
No. The aim is to protect the foot and preserve function where clinically possible. Outcomes depend on factors such as infection, circulation, tissue damage and overall health.
Can I send a photograph instead of attending?
A photograph cannot replace examination of sensation, circulation, infection or stability. Ask the care team to arrange an appropriate in-person assessment. Do not delay urgent care while messaging.
Plan your visit
Speak with our care team.
Ask about the right appointment, current availability and charges before you visit.
24/7 reception — routine & emergency calls:
0231 2644100 / 0231 2641000 / +91 98226 35469
The reception mobile also accepts WhatsApp.
Appointments are confirmed by the care team.
If all three reception numbers cannot be reached, call Dr Meeta: +91 98509 37261.
SURYA HOSPITAL
1460, Prabhavalkar Complex, Subhash Road, Laxmipuri, Kolhapur 416002Bring your current medicines, recent reports and previous treatment records to your appointment.
WhatsApp is for appointment enquiries. For urgent symptoms, seek in-person medical care without waiting for a message reply.