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Introduction

Our Alternative Treatment Center For Diabetics Wounds provides an option to diabetics suffering from diabetes wounds and foot ulcers whether to solve their problems at our center or at other conventional clinic and hospital. Our center provides complete alternative treatments and therapies together with its natural and halal medication specifically for diabetes wounds and foot ulcers. The treatments and therapies provided also use and adopt conventional modern treatments such as the use of surgical supplies, instruments, procedures and techniques where are applicable.

People with diabetes wounds often notice that their skin gets itchy, dry, and is easily injured. The dry, itchy skin easily cracks, leading to compromised skin. The bacteria and germs can get into the skin cracks, feed on the elevated glucose in the body, and cause infection. People with diabetes wounds have poor blood circulation, which means the body is slower to heal wounds and ulcers. A person with diabetes wounds may not even notice an injury until he or she already has an infection. Infections that are not healed quickly may lead to gangrened skin and exposure to amputation. Preventing infections and taking proper diet, exercise and care of the wounds, cuts, scrapes, and bruises are critical for those with diabetes wounds.

The hands and feet of people with diabetes wounds are particularly susceptible to infection because blood circulation is poorest at the extremities. It is crucial for people with diabetes wounds to thoroughly check their hands and feet for cracks, cuts, or any other injuries so that wounds can be cared for immediately to prevent infections. If you are caring for someone with diabetes wounds, be sure to perform regular checks of the feet, hands, and other parts of your loved one’s body.

Diabetes wounds have grown to be a critical subject over the years. Approximately 26 million Americans suffer from some sort of chronic wounds or open sores, 17% of these are diabetics. Chronic wounds can become infected, develop gangrene or require amputation.Diabetics are at a greater risk of developing chronic wounds and ulcers because of poor blood circulation, slow healing times, vascular disease and neuropathy (numbness).Diabetes ulcers are the most common foot injuries leading to lower extremity amputation.

What are Foot Ulcers and wounds?

The foot ulcers are open wounds that develop on the sides, top or soles of the feet. Diabetics are prone to these wounds simply because of poor blood circulation and other problems that arise from having diabetes. Diabetes wounds should be taken seriously. They are difficult to treat and the treatments and medications can be lengthy and frustrating with lower extremities, particularly foot wounds account for one quarter of all diabetics hospital admissions in the U.S. and Great Britain.

Who can get Diabetes Foot Ulcer and wound?

Almost everyone who has diabetes can develop foot ulcers and wounds.

Who are more likely to develop foot ulcers and who are at risk?

People who use insulin and those who suffer diabetes related ailments such as heart disease, kidney and eye problems are equally at risks. If you are overweight, smoking and a drunk, taking alcohol regularly, you are at a greater risk of developing foot ulcers and wounds.

1)  Neuropathy (numbness). Neuropathy is a condition when you lose sensation in your limbs and lower extremities. Continuous and prolonged elevated glucose levels over time can cause this to happen. This condition has a way of creeping up on everyone. Often most people are not aware of the problems until it's too late to cure it.

Because of numbness, the patients can't feel small cuts on their feet, wounds and ulcers can go untreated for days even weeks. Also numbness can cause a patient not to shift or move or exercise their feet when pressure points develop. This can lead to wounds and ulcers development very easily.

2)      Foot deformities and weaknesses. Because of neuropathy patients can break bones in their feet and they are not aware of it. Foot deformities can directly or indirectly put unnatural pressure on certain areas of the foot and can cause wounds to develop.

3)     Vascular Disease. This disease can cause narrowing of blood vessels and can lead to wound development. Irregular and restricted blood flow, making blood circulation and treating foot ulcers and wounds very frustrating, lengthy and time consuming. This condition reduces the body's ability to heal itself which increases the risk of infection.

4)    Skin irritation and friction. Patients with numbness cannot tell and find it difficult when they have skin irritation, problems with frictions or pressure points. The only way to know for sure is to check the condition of the feet often for redness, peeling skin or blisters.

How Should Diabetes Foot Ulcers and Wounds be treated?

Prevention, prevention prevention is the best option or solution to it. Diabetes wound is all about caring and prevention. Untreated wounds can lead to infection and expose to risks even to losing of lives. The quicker it is treated, the less likely it is to develop a wound problem.

Alternative medication

Medication provided at the center is all made of plants and processed in accordance to the standard of processing natural herbs. It is 100% drug free, safe and halal.

Kindly email us at a_diabetes@yahoo.com if you have any query. We will reply to you within 24 hours and will do our best to help you.

PAYMENT FOR THE TREATMENTS AND MEDICATIONS

The balance of the payment of USD3, 000 must be made upon registration for the treatment at the Treatment Center.

The above USD5, 000 is the monthly charges only for the payment of treatments and medications for the diabetes wounds and ulcers, meaning a separate charges need to be paid by the patients if they require treatments and medications for other illnesses including foods, traveling and accommodation of their choices.

Note:-

Should the patients are required to continue the treatments and medications after the one month period, they are required to make payment on weekly basis and must be made a week in advance. The weekly charges for treatment and medication is USD1, 250 only.

Dilemma and common actions of a diabetic patient

However, after weeks or months of treatments and medications, these sufferers found all hopes diminished and expectation for a complete recovery becomes unrealistic and vanished. Instead, the wound worsen and become untreated – oozing brown smelly pus, leading to putrefaction of the tissue with visibly no signs of recovery.

To control the spread of this infection, specialist doctors would generally suggest amputating the infected foot which otherwise would be fatal and life threatening. Without giving deep thoughts and finding other options, diabetics or their family members would eventually become conceded to the specialist’s suggestion or advice. As a result, patients with diabetes foot ulcer / wound, which can be treated with alternative medication, are often amputated and lost their limbs.

Services available and option to the patients

To date, there are significant numbers of diabetics from all walks of life receiving treatments at our Center and  have successfully returned to their normal / routine lives and no longer need to depend on conventional medication. Frankly speaking, they have fully regained their lives but this time much aware of the importance of healthy lifestyle to avoid future recurrence.

 If you or anyone close to you is suffering from diabetes and has developed foot ulcers or diabetes wound, do not wait or deliberate any longer. Avoid permanent disabilities. Act now and email us at a_diabetes@ yahoo.com or contact and we will respond to you within 24 hours. We will do our best to save your limb and your life.

What we can assure is that diabetes foot ulcers and wounds can still be treated without the need for amputation!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When was the Alternative Treatment Center for chronic diabetes established?

This treatment center was established in 1996.

2. What are the methods of treatments used?

3. How long is the wound healing duration period for patients treated at Alternative Treatment Center?

Based on past experiences and track records, the duration is between 1 - 3 months depending on severity of the wound and the will power of the patients.

4. What would be regarded as chronic cases?

Cases which have been diagnosed by doctor as pending amputation, secondary amputation cases, cases with severe sores and ulcers, decomposing tissues and etc.

5. Other than chronic wound cases, what about cases with only high sugar levels without any wounds?

We also accept those with high sugar level for treatment. Usually patients will receive treatments via periodic telephone or sms monitoring after coming personally to Our Treatment Center for alternative consultation and advice. The development of their sugar levels will be monitored continually until successful recovery.

6. How can we be certain this chronic wound treatment is effective or otherwise?

Treatments at Alternative Treatment Centre are divided into 4 stages. Based on this it can be assessed the effectiveness of the treatments provided.

i. Fighting diabetes wounds and ulcers where all infected areas such as dead tissue, gangrene, and thick hardened skin will be carefully cleaned and removed. Where there is pus, it will be expelled from the wound.

ii. Recovery starts when healthy tissue starts emerging where we would further stimulate it to accelerate tissue growth until it forms fresh new flesh.

iii. When the fresh tissue of flesh has completely grown in place filling the deep dented wounds, we will then stimulate the growth of new layer of skin till it finally cover the wounded area. By this stage, the wound has fully healed internally and externally.

7. What are the wound recovery chances for patients diagnosed for amputation by conventional treatment?

God Al-Mighty has bestowed upon mankind diversified knowledge and skills. As such, “There is no disease that is not without any cure except death”. Alternative treatment is one of the treatment methods using natural extracts, which was once the foundation of modern treatment. Chances for success is 70% for patients already diagnosed for amputation by doctors.

8. What are other advantages patients will receive if they choose treatment at the Alternative Treatment Center?

i. You are at the right place, so family members need not worry since patients will be treated 2 times a day without interrupting family members’ routine.

ii. You will have stress free and peace of mind without having to worry about amputations.

iii. Patients are offered with private rooms and they can make their choices and room suitability to their taste where family members and people close to them may come to visit anytime of the day without restriction.  Patients are to settle all bills related to rooms and accommodation.

 v.  Patients are also offered other services such as transport for traveling as when is required and patients are to settle all the bills related to that request.

9. What about diabetes patients with other complications such as high blood pressure, kidney and heart problems?

We focus on diabetes wounds and foot ulcers only. Nevertheless, we would accept patients with the above complications to be treated for diabetes wounds and ulcers over here. They can still undergo dialysis treatments; continue medications and other treatments for other complications based on their doctor’s prescription.

Say no amputation for diabetic wound

Testimonials

AGE:  45  YEARS OLD

FROM:  RAWANG SELANGOR

Date of started treatment : 30 November 2007

Date of finish treatment : 31 December 2007

AGE:  46  YEARS OLD

FROM:  KAJANG SELANGOR

Date of started treatment : 4 February 2007

Date of finish treatment : 29 March 2007

AGE:  73  YEARS OLD

FROM:  KUALA KANGSAR PERAK

Date of started treatment : 8 December2007

Date of finish treatment : 20 January 2008

AGE:  45  YEARS OLD

FROM:  SEGAMBUT KUALA LUMPUR

Date of started treatment : 20 December 2006

Date of finish treatment : 21 February 2007

5.         Puan Rogayah

AGE:  60  YEARS OLD

FROM:  KUALA LUMPUR

Date of started treatment : February 2008

Date of finish treatment : March 2008

If you or anyone close to you is suffering from diabetes and has developed foot ulcers and wound, do not wait or deliberate any longer. Avoid permanent disabilities. Act now and email us at a_diabetes@ yahoo.com and we will reply to you within 24 hours. We will do our best to save your limb and your life.