"ADVANCES AND CHALLENGES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC NON-HEALING WOUNDS: A CRITICAL REVIEW"
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Keywords
wound healing, non-healing wound, Dushta Vrana
Abstract
Maintaining the skin's barrier function requires the intricate and tightly controlled process of wound healing. Unfortunately, a number of contamination processes can interfere with the series of events that lead to wound healing, causing chronic wounds that never heal and putting a great deal of stress on both the patient and the healthcare system. Numerous variables need to be considered in order for a superficial wound to heal, and therapies and dressings for wounds have been created to address the challenges that can arise, such as pressure and infection. Wound tissue never fully recovers to its pre-injury strength, even during optimal healing, and certain aberrant healing states can result in chronic wounds that never fully heal. A chronic wound is one that does not heal in the expected stages and timeframe, or one that does not heal within three months. These wounds often remain in the inflammatory stage for too long and may never heal or take years. Chronic wound patients often experience persistent pain, which is the main problem for those with chronic ulcers. Some wounds may not heal easily due to their severity or the poor health of the individual. Any wound that does not heal within a few weeks should be examined by a healthcare professional, as it may be infected or indicative of an underlying disease. This article will discuss the structure of non-healing wounds and current strategies for treating chronic non-healing wounds.
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