Wound care (4) Posts

This article is part of the Complete Guide to Wound Care.

Want to help your body heal its wound heal? Start by eating the right foods.

This article is part of the Complete Guide to Wound Care.

Housekeeping, laundry, cooking, transportation, shopping, running errands, grooming, bathing, and giving medications: each and every day includes a long list of duties when you’re providing care for a loved one who is ill, disabled, or elderly.

This article is part of the Complete Guide to Wound Care.

If you're scheduling an appointment at a wound care center, chances are you're suffering from a wound that just won't heal. And you're not alone. It is estimated that more than 6.7 million people currently live with chronic and/or non-healing wounds. The best form of protection against non-healing wounds is prevention. But if you're already suffering from a chronic wound, a wound care center specializes in the care you need. 

This article is part of the Complete Guide to Wound Care.

People with diabetes have to take special care of their feet. Infection and gangrene are the most common foot problems associated with patients suffering from diabetes.

This article is part of the Complete Guide to Wound Care.

Some health issues create roadblocks that prevent your body from doing the work required to heal its wounds. Without proper treatment, a wound that doesn't heal may create new health issues. That's why proper wound care is so important.