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Top 3 things to know about Bedsores

Posted on by Sheryl Colaco
Top 3 things to know about Bedsores

 1) Stages of Bedsores: Bedsore injuries are described in four stages

Top 3 things to know about Bedsores

  • The skin will look red and feel warm to the touch. It may be itchy.
  • There may be a painful open sore or a blister, with discolored skin around it.
  • A crater-like appearance may develop, due to tissue damage below the skin’s surface.
  • Severe damage to skin and tissue, possibly with infection. Muscles, bones, and tendons may be visible.

2) Prevention of Bedsores: Frequently repositioning yourself is the best way to prevent Bedsores. Other strategies include:

  • Patient on the wheelchair must be moved for every 15-20 minutes. Patient on the bed must be moved for every 45 minutes. This is NON-NEGOTIABLE.
  • Daily skin inspections.
  • Keeping the skin healthy and dry.
  • Maintain good nutrition to enhance overall health and wound healing.
  • Exercises! Because it improves blood circulation. It is a must even if they must be carried out on the bed.

3) Healing Bedsores with GoHeal®: GoHeal® helps with the recovery of such sores and promotes skin integrity back into the affected area.

Step

  • Wash the wound gently with water and a mild soap. Apply GoHeal® Ointment and bandage the wound.
  • Control incontinence as far as possible.
  • GoHeal® Ointment protects the wound, promotes regeneration of healthy tissues and accelerates healing. Dress the wound for every 24 hours.
Sheryl Colaco