Wound Care Through Advanced Treatments

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Advanced Pain and Wound Relief

Chronic Wounds Effect Millions of Americans.

If you’re experiencing signs of a chronic wound, you’re in good company. Millions of Americans have experienced chronic wounds and chronic pain. The good news is, many find relief through advanced treatments that are available because of modern day medical research.

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Chronic Wounds can be a Symptom of More Serious Health Concerns

Chronic wounds are considered injuries and infections that never fully heal. Sometimes the chronic injury or infection will partially heal only to resurface again.

These should be signals to you that a more serious condition may be underlying. Factors that contribute to chronic wounds include age, obesity, heart disease, cancer and traumatic injury. If any of these variables are present in your life, it’s important to be extra vigilant where chronic conditions are concerned.

The longer a chronic wound remains untreated, the greater the risk of exacerbated health concerns gets.

Pressure Ulcer

Pressure ulcers (also known as bed sores and pressure ulcers) are wounds that are commonly found on bony prominences.

Diabetic Foot Ulcer

Diabetic Ulcers are open sores or wounds found on the bottom of the feet.

Surgical Wound

Surgical wounds are incisions made during surgery that have not healed properly.

Arterial Ulcer

Arterial ulcers are similar to venous ulcers but they are round and deep, presenting the illusion of being “punched” by a hole puncher.

Venous Leg Ulcer

A venous ulcer or venous leg ulcer is a slow-healing sore on the leg that results from poor circulation.

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