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Diabetic foot
Diabetic foot care in Madrid, with the time it needs
Prevention, monitoring, treatment and advanced wound care of active ulcers. University training accredited by the Complutense University of Madrid and UCAM. The specialty that most needs a pause, because every decision counts.
Training
Diabetic foot credentials
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2026
University Expert in Diabetic Foot Patient Care and Treatment (2nd edition)
UCAM · Catholic University of Murcia
15 ECTS · 375 hours · Qualification obtained
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2025
25th Diabetic Foot Course
Where I practise
Private practice, no insurance networks
Unhurried care in private clinics across Madrid. No insurance networks. I practise in Barrio del Pilar (Av. El Ferrol 4), at Gabinete Blanca.
Registered podiatrist · ICOPOMA no. 838283333
Frequently asked questions
The questions I'm asked most
What makes a podiatrist specialised in the diabetic foot different?
The diabetic foot needs rigorous monitoring, because small changes can lead to ulcers or serious infections. A podiatrist with accredited specialist training (Complutense University of Madrid, UCAM) recognises early signs, tailors treatment to the patient's glycaemic control, and coordinates with the medical team when needed.
Do you treat active diabetic foot ulcers?
Yes. I treat active ulcers in diabetic patients, including advanced wound care, offloading the pressure with the appropriate devices, and coordinated follow-up with the medical team when needed.
When should I see a podiatrist if I'm diabetic?
Regularly, even without symptoms, and immediately if any wound, change in colour or altered sensation appears in your feet. Prevention is the best tool against diabetic foot complications.
How often should I have my feet checked if I have diabetes?
At the very least, a regular check-up even when there are no symptoms — and immediately if any wound, change in colour or altered sensation appears. The exact frequency depends on your level of risk, which we assess at the first visit. With the diabetic foot, prevention avoids most complications.
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