Pressure ulcers (bed sores) are among the most common wounds and can be painful, difficult to heal, and lead to serious complications. Here are are 5 simple things you can do to prevent sacral pressure ulcers.
Irregularly shaped, wet, and hard-to-dress wounds are some of the biggest challenges in wound care. If you need…
Topical collagen dressings can be a powerful way to boost the body’s natural healing process.
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The inflammatory response brings immune cells to the injury site, protects the body, and defends against foreign pathogens.
Exercise is an essential component of any wound healing routine. Physical activity reduces complications and is powerful tool that enhances wound healing.
Three science-backed, complementary techniques to reduce wound pain naturally.
Silicone composite dressings feature several layers that protect the wound from contaminants, absorb drainage, and preventing water from entering.
Hydrogel dressings promote wound healing by donating or absorbing moisture in the wound bed, ensuring a moist healing environment that is ideal for healing.
Hydrocolloid dressings support natural healing by protecting wounds from trauma and contaminants while maintaining a moist healing environment.
Foam dressings are absorbent, non-adherent dressings that draw moisture and debris away from the wound bed and provide a protective barrier.
Collagen dressings encourage natural healing by removing dead tissue and donating collagen fibers that are essential for wound closure.
Calcium alginates are absorbent dressings that promote moisture balance, keep wounds clean, and facilitate natural healing.
