Wound Care

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What is Wound Care?

Wounds are damage to or a break of the surface of the skin. They can be either accidental or related to chronic conditions. People who suffer from chronic diseases are at a higher risk for managing hard-to-heal (chronic) wounds. Conditions that may affect wound healing include:

 

  • Diabetes
  • Varicose Veins
  • Burns
  • Pressure Ulcers
  • Poor Circulation
  • Immune Deficiencies
  • Traumatic Wounds

Advanced techniques that medical professionals use to help the body heal the wound include thoroughly cleansing the wound, providing dressings that promote healing, and periodic wound assessment.

Why You Need Wound Care

If you suffer from chronic wounds, consider undergoing a thorough assessment of the wound and developing a plan for healing. It has been suggested that the earlier treatment begins on wounds, the easier it is to heal them. 

 

Wound healing is an advanced treatment and can become complicated, leading to infections, gangrene, and even amputation. So, it is essential to find a practitioner who can care for the wound and offer treatments to support your body’s ability to heal (such as the inSolutions Treatment).

Wound bandages showing a person wearing gloves and opening a bandage for wound care.

Wound Care Treatments

If you suffer from hard-to-heal wounds, consider treatment by Diabetic Health and Wellness. Our specialized wound care treatment method allows us to manage wounds, measure them accurately, and give you the best opportunity to heal efficiently.

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With our wound care system, we may achieve the following:

 

  • Provide deep cleaning (debridement) in the wound, reducing inflammation and bacteria.

     

  • The dressings are longer lasting, showerproof, and comfortable.

     

  • Excess fluid is reassuringly masked, and the dressing is cushioned for comfort.

     

  • Keep potential leaks and odors locked away for more peace of mind.

     

  • Prevent infection or prolonged healing.

     

  • Reduce the frequency of wound dressing changes.

     

  • Wound measurement capabilities that allow us to track how the wound is healing and take further action.

     

Wound Care

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