Though the medical industry is evolving, several advancements are on their way to benefit the patients as well as the healthcare industry, some severe medical conditions don’t comply with traditional medical treatments.
A study conducted by the National Institutes of Health in 2017 highlights that over 7 million Americans suffered from chronic, non-healing wounds, and this number is expected to rise. In addition to this, the associated medical issues that increase the complications include diabetes (typically type 2), cardiovascular diseases, weight gain or old age, etc.
These types of wounds require advanced medical care & attention. But what are these wounds?
Chronic, non-healing wounds are those that don’t heal within two weeks or have not healed within six weeks with traditional medical practices. They are painful and not treating on time can lead to extreme underlying complications. In this case, wound care treatment California is required to decrease the chances and heal the wound effectively.
Understanding Wound Care Specialists
Wounds specialists are a professional team of trained, and experienced physicians, nurses & doctors. They visit a patient's location, examine the current wound condition, determine the causes of slow healing, and generate an effective, & customized treatment plan to promote healing and prevent complications like recurrence, signs of infection, etc.
Sometimes acute and chronic wounds are understood to be the same, but they are slightly different. Acute wounds include wounds that occurred during a surgical procedure, animal bites, and burns. While, on the other hand, chronic wounds include pressure sores and diabetic ulcers.
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We provide treatment for Metabolic disease that wounds does not improve or not heal after four to eight weeks, such as Diabetic Foot, Bedsores, Chronic Wound etc
The Advazorb hydrophilic foam dressing is a perfect solution to treat chronic or acute wounds, including superficial burns, cuts and abrasions, leg ulcers, surgical wounds, ulcers (pressure and diabetic ulcers).
