Orthopedic Treatment for Non-Healing Wounds

Prolonged pressure on specific areas can lead to wounds that don’t heal properly. Treatment focuses on relieving pressure and promoting recovery.

Reduced blood flow can delay healing. Orthopedic treatments can help enhance circulation and support wound closure.

Lack of sensation in certain areas can cause wounds to go unnoticed and worsen. Orthopedic care offers strategies to protect and heal these areas.

Non-healing wounds are particularly prone to infection. Treatment is aimed at controlling infections and minimizing complications.

Wounds that don’t improve with standard care may require specialized attention.

Inflammation or discoloration around the wound could signal infection or slow healing, warranting an orthopedic evaluation.

These symptoms, often linked to nerve damage, may indicate that the wound needs targeted treatment to prevent further harm.

If a wound makes walking or movement painful, orthopedic care can help restore comfort and function.

Specialized care helps wounds heal more efficiently, reducing the risk of complications.

Techniques that increase circulation can alleviate pain and accelerate the healing process.

Addressing infections promptly ensures that they don’t worsen or spread, keeping the wound under control.

Custom solutions such as orthotics and specialized footwear help redistribute pressure, aiding in recovery and preventing new wounds.

We assess your wound and underlying conditions, using imaging and diagnostic tests to develop a treatment plan.

Dead tissue is carefully removed to encourage healing and support the growth of healthy skin.

Specialized devices or custom footwear are often recommended to relieve pressure and support wound recovery.

If an infection is present, we use appropriate medications to treat it and prevent further spread.

Ongoing follow-up appointments help ensure that the wound is healing as expected and that any issues are addressed promptly.

We offer practical advice on how to care for your wound and avoid future issues through proper cleaning and monitoring.

In cases where mobility is affected, physical therapy may be recommended to restore movement and improve circulation.

With the right care, most patients can return to their regular activities while managing their wound health through routine check-ups.