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  5. How can bed sores be treated? Could you recommend any cream or gel that does not cause a burning sensation?

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How can bed sores be treated? Could you recommend any cream or gel that does not cause a burning sensation?

Asked by Male, 29 · 7 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

7 days ago

Bed sores (pressure ulcers) require proper care along with creams for healing. The key steps are to keep the wound clean (preferably with saline), reduce pressure by changing position every 2-3 hours, and maintain good hygiene. Gentle options like hydrogel dressings or soothing gels help keep the wound moist and usually do not cause a burning sensation, while barrier creams can protect the surrounding skin. Avoid harsh antiseptics, as they may irritate the wound.
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How do I properly change positions to prevent bed sores?What is the best way to clean bed sores safely?How should I apply Cadomer Ointment to avoid irritation?Are there other creams safe for sensitive skin with bed sores?What signs should I watch for that need a doctor’s attention?

  1. General Treatment of Bed Soresa. Relieve pressure by changing positions frequently.b. Clean the sore with saline solution.c. Apply appropriate dressings to protect the area and promote healing.

  2. Creams/Gels Recommendationsa. Consider using Cadomer Ointment, which contains Cadexomer iodine, known for its wound-cleansing and bactericidal properties.b. Ensure to follow the healthcare professional's directions for use.

  3. Avoiding Burning Sensationa. Test a small amount on the skin to check for irritation.b. Avoid using excessive amounts and ensure the skin is dry before application.

Answered 7 days ago