Understanding the role of RDW in Diabetic Foot Amputation

Diabetic Foot Amputation.

Red blood cell distribution width (RDW) is a valuable indicator in assessing health conditions, particularly in individuals living with chronic diseases such as diabetes. Recent studies, including those published on ResearchGate, highlight RDW as an independent predictor of mortality following amputation for diabetic foot complications. This blog explores the significance of RDW, its symptoms, impacts, … Read more


Types of Gangrene : Symptoms, Causes, and Early Detection

Types of Gangrene

Introduction to Gangrene When body tissue dies from a bacterial infection or lack of blood supply, it can lead to gangrene, a dangerous medical condition. It typically affects the extremities, such as fingers, toes, and limbs, but it can also develop in muscles and internal organs. Immediate treatment is essential to prevent severe complications and … Read more


A Journey to Healing: Overcoming a Diabetic Foot Ulcer at KBK Hospital

Diabetic foot ulcer treatment

Diabetes is a serious condition that can lead to severe complications if not managed properly. One of the most common yet challenging issues is a diabetic foot ulcer, a condition that, if left untreated, can cause infections and even lead to amputation. This is the story of Galla Musali, a resident of Suryapet district, who … Read more


A Journey from Despair to Recovery: Ravi Kumar’s Battle Against Gangrene

Gangrene treatment

At KBK Multi Speciality Hospitals, it is believed that every patient deserves hope, healing, and a second chance at life. The inspiring story of Ravi Kumar, a resident of Visakhapatnam, highlights the importance of expert medical care in treating gangrene and the power of determination. A Long and Challenging Battle with Gangrene For six years, … Read more


Diabetic Foot Health in Cold Weather: Prevention and Care


How Winter Impacts Diabetic Foot Health Winter brings colder temperatures and dry air, which can pose unique challenges for individuals managing diabetes, especially regarding foot health. People with diabetes often have reduced blood circulation and nerve sensitivity in their feet, making them more vulnerable to winter-related issues. Let’s explore how winter affects diabetic foot health … Read more


Save Organs Save Life: The Power of Timely Medical Interventions

Save Organs Save Life

Timely care for diabetic complications, non-healing wounds, or severe infections is crucial. It can save a limb or organ. At KBK Hospital, we understand the profound impact of preserving lives by focusing on treatment options without amputation. We ensure that organs and limbs are saved through advanced medical techniques, compassionate care, and patient-focused strategies, allowing … Read more


Restoring Lives Without Amputation: Advanced Healing Treatments

Treatment without Amputation.

Amputation, the surgical removal of a limb, is often viewed as a final option for treating severe wounds, infections, or conditions like gangrene and diabetic foot ulcers. Although it can be life-saving in critical cases, it greatly impacts mobility, independence, and emotional well-being. Fortunately, advancements in medical care now provide effective to heal wounds and … Read more


Comprehensive Approach to Acid Attack Prevention and Advanced Treatment


Acid attacks are a cruel and inhumane form of violence, inflicting severe physical, emotional, and psychological trauma on victims. These attacks predominantly affect women and are often motivated by personal disputes, rejection, or revenge. Addressing this issue requires a two-pronged approach: implementing effective preventive measures and providing advanced treatment options to aid recovery. Understanding Acid … Read more


Chronic Wound Care: How Diabetes Affects Healing and Treatment

Chronic Wound Care

Chronic wound are long-lasting injuries that fail to heal in a typical time frame. These wounds can significantly impact your daily life, leading to infections, discomfort, and even complications. People with diabetes are more prone to developing chronic wounds due to the nature of the condition, which affects blood sugar levels, circulation, and the body’s … Read more