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Progression phases of pressure ulcers

Pressure ulcers also known as bedsores, result from prolonged pressure on specific body areas, often affecting immobile individuals. Common on bony prominences, they can lead to severe complications. Prevention involves frequent repositioning, proper skincare, and managing underlying health issues. Treatment includes wound care and addressing contributing factors for optimal healing.<br>

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Progression phases of pressure ulcers

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  1. Progression phases of pressure ulcers | Synerheal Pharmaceuticals Pressure ulcers Pressure ulcers also known as bedsores, result from prolonged pressure on specific body areas, often affecting immobile individuals. Common on bony prominences, they can lead to severe complications. Prevention involves frequent repositioning, proper skincare, and managing underlying health issues. Treatment includes wound care and addressing contributing factors for optimal healing.

  2. Progression phases of pressure ulcers Stage 1 The skin appears red or discolored and may feel warm or painful. Stage 2 The skin breaks open or forms a blister Stage 3 The wound extends into deeper tissue layers Stage 4 The damage extends even deeper, potentially affecting muscle and bone. Visit Our Website: Explore our range of products at https://synerheal.com Contact Us: Reach out today for more information: +91 8925941222, +91 9840850075

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