Diabetic foot ulcer solutions
Treating diabetic foot ulcers
Managing diabetic foot ulcers
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How to manage diabetic foot ulcers
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Cleanse
A healthy wound bed is essential to the wound healing process. Select a gentle skin cleanser with a pH close to that of the skin to cleanse the wound bed and surrounding skin.
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Debride
Debridement is essential in wound bed preparation. Mechanical debridement pads can help you remove slough and debris.
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Oxygenate
Oxygen is an important requirement in the complex process of wound healing. Addressing oxygen deficiency through topical oxygen therapy can help improve wound healing outcomes.
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Manage infection
Infection is an ever-present risk and serious complication of chronic wounds. It causes patients additional pain and discomfort, can delay wound healing and lead to hospital readmittance.
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Dress
Choice of dressing matters, especially in difficult-to-dress areas. The correct dressing should manage exudate, protect the wound and ensure patient comfort to help promote optimal wound healing conditions.
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Offloading
Offloading is essential in DFU treatment. Encourage patients to use pressure-relieving footwear as appropriate.
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