Pls, i have a wound that i'm nursing currently... I av been nursing it since may last year... It's started with just a little bruise beside the ankle of my left leg... I
have used couples of antiboitics but they seem not to cure it... Someone advised that i go for bloodsugar test which i did... I was
told that the sugar is high and can be controlled by eating friuts like cucumber, garden egg, little rice, more bean, wheat, vegetables, little or no meat which i observed... The face of the wound dried up during harmattan, but now it's back and really paining me... I used to clean it with uzul lotion and drip water (forgotten the name) then i'd apply grinded flagn tablet (bfor i do apply injection power, but saw no changes).
I need your help(advice) on what to do because i heard such wound shouldnt be till a year in one's body.
I'd appreciate your comment (advice).

Mr Centje
Thanks.

From your write up, it seems you're diabetic and it's poorly controlled that's why you're having the chronic ulcer. What you're having is most likely what is called Diabetic foot.

You need to go to a hospital so that you will be properly evaluated for other possible causes of non-healing ulcer like anaemia, infection, dead tissues in the ulcer, varicose vein etc. If it's just due to diabetes, then controling the blood sugar level and proper wound care including debriding the wound, use of Antiboitics and use honey, will help the ulcer to heal, unless there's serious vascular insufficiency.

Your blood sugar level cannot be controlled by those methods you're using. And if you keep delaying proper medical care, the ulcer can complicate further leading to amputation of your toes or whole leg.

centje:
From your write up, it seems you're diabetic and it's poorly controlled that's why you're having the chronic ulcer. What you're having is most likely what is called Diabetic foot.

You need to go to a hospital so that you will be properly evaluated for other possible cause of non-healing ulcer like anaemia, infection, dead tissues in the ulcer, varicose vein etc. If it's just due to diabetes then control the blood sugar level and proper wound care including debriding the wound, use of Antiboitics and use honey, will help the ulcer to heal, unless there's serious vascular insufficiency.

Your blood sugar level cannot be controlled by those methods you're using. And if you keep delaying proper medical care, the ulcer can complicate further leading to amputation of your toes or whole leg.

Thanks very much... God bless you.

CollinsSam:

Thanks very much... God bless you.

you're welcome.