REASONS FOR NON-HEALING WOUNDS

Advanced wound care involves the use of innovative and specialized techniques, dressings and treatments to facilitate healing of complex and chronic wounds. This may include the application of weekly skin graft substitutes and/or advanced wound dressings tailored to specific needs. 

At times, wound debridement is a necessary medical intervention aimed at removing necrotic tissue, foreign material, bacteria form a wound site. The procedure is essential for promoting optimal wound healing, reducing risk of infection and preventing complications. 

Offloading wounds involves the use of techniques and devices to relieve pressure off specific areas of the body, particular the feet, in order to facilitate healing of wounds such has diabetic foot ulcers and pressure sores. This may include the use of special foot wear, orthotic devices, mobility devices or cushioning.

Wound care education is crucial in empowering individuals to actively participate in their own healing process. Vital knowledge on wound care to include wound cleaning, dressing and recognizing infection and nutritional support to give you body the building blocks to repair and regenerate tissue.