Foot Ulcers result from the breakdown of the skin and tissues of the feet and ankles and can get infected. These will not heal quickly and might return over a long period. It is essential to detect and treat foot ulcers early to prevent them from infection and worsening. Foot ulcers in Diabetes patients and…
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Broad-spectrum wound care is associated with managing different kinds of issues that may arise in relation to the wound. This includes the diagnosis of types of wounds, prescribing proper wound care dressings as well as wound infection treatment. Wound pain management is an important part of healing that directly affects patient comfort. Maintaining a healthy…
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How do venous leg ulcers develop? Open wounds occurring due to venous insufficiency require specialized medical attention to aid wound healing as well as for everyday care. Venous leg ulcers are diagnosed in more than 1% of the global adult population each year. They mostly affect the elderly and can cause significant health complications if…
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The COVID 19 pandemic has affected lives across the globe in ways previously unimagined. For healthcare facilities and providers, COVID 19 patient care has been of top priority since the outbreak started. This has led to many other essential services like wound care being affected. Wound management is extremely crucial for patients having chronic, heavily exudating…
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Pressure ulcers, or commonly known as bedsores, is a condition that affects millions of people globally every year. It is caused by reduced blood flow to the skin, marked by discoloration or open wounds. People that spend long hours without movement, like, patients lying in a certain position for extended periods are the most prone to pressure…
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Taking proper care of wounds is essential for healing and overall health. Wounds can turn in to grounds for infection, if not attended to following a specialists’ instructions. Regardless of the location or depth of the cut, there may arise complications owing to co-morbidities of the patient. Wound care at home has now taken a…
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Diabetes is one of the most common lifestyle disorders affecting about 26 million people worldwide every year. Inactivity and unhealthy eating habits are some common causes of diabetes, in addition to the few rare cases of heredity. Poorly controlled blood sugar levels for prolonged periods can lead to other issues in the body like neuropathy…
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Formal wound care plays a crucial part in the treatment of chronic wounds. However, the global COVID-19 crisis has caused a disruption in the accessibility to wound care services. Lack of access to regular services like home wound care has led to patients suffering from pain and discomfort. Patients that live at large distances from…
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Diabetic foot is a common auxiliary affecting people with high blood sugar. If you have diabetes, then it is essential to take measures to prevent adverse effects on your limbs. High levels of sugar in the blood damages the nerves and blood vessels. This is called Diabetic Neuropathy. It causes loss of sensation on the…
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Food is fuel for the body. It helps replenish the body by providing nourishment, building up strength, and forming new cells to replace old ones. People having chronic wounds must take special care of their diet to supplement essential nutrients to the wound site. The COVID 19 pandemic has resulted in significant cut back on…
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A collaborative study with Harvard Medical School