Non-Diabetic Ulcer Clinic

Autoimmune Ulcers

When the immune system attacks skin or its blood vessels, ulcers appear that no dressing can out-run. Treating the immune disease is what heals the wound.

Overview

Autoimmune ulcers arise when immune diseases such as lupus, vasculitis or pyoderma gangrenosum attack the skin or its vessels. They heal when immune control and expert wound care are delivered together.

What Are Autoimmune Ulcers?

In autoimmune disease, the body's defence system misfires against its own tissues. When skin or its small vessels are the target, ulcers develop, often multiple, painful and slow to respond. Common culprits include lupus, rheumatoid disease, the vasculitides and pyoderma gangrenosum. The wound is the visible sign; the disease behind it is the true patient.

Autoimmunity: a condition in which the immune system attacks the body's own healthy tissues.

Clues That Immunity Is Behind a Wound

  • Several ulcers appearing together or in crops
  • Rashes, joint pains, mouth ulcers or fevers alongside
  • Pain out of proportion to wound size
  • Failure of standard dressings despite good circulation

How Does EDFC Treat Them?

We confirm the diagnosis through immune blood panels and biopsy, then treat on two fronts: immune-controlling medicines to stop the attack, planned with rheumatology colleagues, and protective wound care that lets the calming skin rebuild. Circulation is verified through vascular assessment so nothing else holds healing back.

Cost and Follow-Through in Surat

Diagnostic testing costs are laid out clearly, and ongoing wound care stays affordable. Immune diseases need follow-up to prevent flares, so the plan includes scheduled reviews. Book an evaluation if your ulcers travel with rashes, joint pains or fatigue.

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This page is for education only and is not a substitute for an in-person diagnosis. Please consult Dr. Ashutosh Shah or a qualified clinician for advice specific to your condition.

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