Hy good morning if you are dealing with wounds that won't heal despite use of drugs and regular dressing of wound.
do you know that not eating well can be the cause of it . when am talking of eating well am talking of including food rich in protein like beans , soya bean drink and eat more vegetables ( I mean good vegetable ) I'm the evening we will discuss how to prepare vegetables well . if you have done all this and there is no improvement then you should stay tuned for more questions and quick response call text what's app 08169836958

Reasons Your Wound Won’t Heal
1. Infection
Your skin is your body’s first line of defense against bacteria. When the skin breaks, bacteria can then move from the outside to inside the body. If the wound area gets infected, you may notice persistent redness, swelling, pain and an off-color or foul-smelling fluid.
2. Nutrition
Are you getting enough fruits and vegetables? The vitamins in them help your body heal faster, especially vitamins A and C.
THE IMPORTANCE OF SLEEPING WELL
Make sure you’re eating foods like oranges, spinach, sweet potatoes and bell peppers to help your body do its job. You’ll also need plenty of lean protein along the way.
3. Diabetes
Because of elevated blood sugar, diabetics have an increased risk for slow-healing wounds and infection. The high blood sugar can negatively affect your circulation and immune system.
It can also damage nerves that signal pain, leading to more wounds simply because the diabetics don’t know when something is hurting them. If you notice slow-healing wounds regularly, they could be a sign of this disease, especially recurrent wounds on the legs and feet.
4. Medication
Different medications could also identify as your culprit for slow wound-healing. Chemotherapy and radiation drugs have powerful chemicals that hamper your immune system, making the healing process harder.
BABY MILK MAKER ORDERS GLOBAL RECALL OVER SALMONELLA FEARS
Antibiotics kill off good bacteria, increasing your risk of an infected wound site. In addition, anti-inflammatory drugs might inhibit the inflammatory stage that your body goes through in healing wounds. If you suspect that your medication is causing the problem, discuss your concern with a doctor.
5. Poor circulation
When your body is healing a wound, red blood cells are the ones that carry new cells to the site. In turn, they help form the foundation for new skin with collagen.
If you have poor circulation, the blood will move to the wound site more slowly, delaying the healing process. You may have poor circulation due to diabetes, obesity, blood clots, arterial build-up or some other underlying condition.
6. Bed Sores
Bed sores (technically pressure ulcers) usually occur when a person is bedridden or immobile for long periods. For instance, a bedridden patient will have pressure on certain areas of the body that press up against the bed.
That pressure can cause varying levels of sores, eventually leading to a gaping wound and infection if not cared for properly. Mild sores should go away quickly with regular relief and movement from those pressure points, but moderate or severe sores will need medical treatment.
7. Drinking Alcohol
This bad habit gets worse when you consider all the health effects on your body, including slow-healing wounds. In one 2014 study published in the journal
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, researchers found that binge drinking significantly increases infections while hospitalized.
Of these infections are surgical site wounds. According to the study, excessive alcohol decreases important white blood cells in the body that fend off bacteria.

Reasons Your Wound Won’t Heal
1. Infection
Your skin is your body’s first line of defense against bacteria. When the skin breaks, bacteria can then move from the outside to inside the body. If the wound area gets infected, you may notice persistent redness, swelling, pain and an off-color or foul-smelling fluid.
2. Nutrition
Are you getting enough fruits and vegetables? The vitamins in them help your body heal faster, especially vitamins A and C.
THE IMPORTANCE OF SLEEPING WELL
Make sure you’re eating foods like oranges, spinach, sweet potatoes and bell peppers to help your body do its job. You’ll also need plenty of lean protein along the way.
3. Diabetes
Because of elevated blood sugar, diabetics have an increased risk for slow-healing wounds and infection. The high blood sugar can negatively affect your circulation and immune system.
It can also damage nerves that signal pain, leading to more wounds simply because the diabetics don’t know when something is hurting them. If you notice slow-healing wounds regularly, they could be a sign of this disease, especially recurrent wounds on the legs and feet.
4. Medication
Different medications could also identify as your culprit for slow wound-healing. Chemotherapy and radiation drugs have powerful chemicals that hamper your immune system, making the healing process harder.
BABY MILK MAKER ORDERS GLOBAL RECALL OVER SALMONELLA FEARS
Antibiotics kill off good bacteria, increasing your risk of an infected wound site. In addition, anti-inflammatory drugs might inhibit the inflammatory stage that your body goes through in healing wounds. If you suspect that your medication is causing the problem, discuss your concern with a doctor.
5. Poor circulation
When your body is healing a wound, red blood cells are the ones that carry new cells to the site. In turn, they help form the foundation for new skin with collagen.
If you have poor circulation, the blood will move to the wound site more slowly, delaying the healing process. You may have poor circulation due to diabetes, obesity, blood clots, arterial build-up or some other underlying condition.
6. Bed Sores
Bed sores (technically pressure ulcers) usually occur when a person is bedridden or immobile for long periods. For instance, a bedridden patient will have pressure on certain areas of the body that press up against the bed.
That pressure can cause varying levels of sores, eventually leading to a gaping wound and infection if not cared for properly. Mild sores should go away quickly with regular relief and movement from those pressure points, but moderate or severe sores will need medical treatment.
7. Drinking Alcohol
This bad habit gets worse when you consider all the health effects on your body, including slow-healing wounds. In one 2014 study published in the journal
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, researchers found that binge drinking significantly increases infections while hospitalized.
Of these infections are surgical site wounds. According to the study, excessive alcohol decreases important white blood cells in the body that fend off bacteria.



if it doesn't heal after a month its time to seek professional help

IdreamOfUnicorn:
Reasons Your Wound Won’t Heal
1. Infection
Your skin is your body’s first line of defense against bacteria. When the skin breaks, bacteria can then move from the outside to inside the body. If the wound area gets infected, you may notice persistent redness, swelling, pain and an off-color or foul-smelling fluid.
2. Nutrition
Are you getting enough fruits and vegetables? The vitamins in them help your body heal faster, especially vitamins A and C.
THE IMPORTANCE OF SLEEPING WELL
Make sure you’re eating foods like oranges, spinach, sweet potatoes and bell peppers to help your body do its job. You’ll also need plenty of lean protein along the way.
3. Diabetes
Because of elevated blood sugar, diabetics have an increased risk for slow-healing wounds and infection. The high blood sugar can negatively affect your circulation and immune system.
It can also damage nerves that signal pain, leading to more wounds simply because the diabetics don’t know when something is hurting them. If you notice slow-healing wounds regularly, they could be a sign of this disease, especially recurrent wounds on the legs and feet.
4. Medication
Different medications could also identify as your culprit for slow wound-healing. Chemotherapy and radiation drugs have powerful chemicals that hamper your immune system, making the healing process harder.
BABY MILK MAKER ORDERS GLOBAL RECALL OVER SALMONELLA FEARS
Antibiotics kill off good bacteria, increasing your risk of an infected wound site. In addition, anti-inflammatory drugs might inhibit the inflammatory stage that your body goes through in healing wounds. If you suspect that your medication is causing the problem, discuss your concern with a doctor.
5. Poor circulation
When your body is healing a wound, red blood cells are the ones that carry new cells to the site. In turn, they help form the foundation for new skin with collagen.
If you have poor circulation, the blood will move to the wound site more slowly, delaying the healing process. You may have poor circulation due to diabetes, obesity, blood clots, arterial build-up or some other underlying condition.
6. Bed Sores
Bed sores (technically pressure ulcers) usually occur when a person is bedridden or immobile for long periods. For instance, a bedridden patient will have pressure on certain areas of the body that press up against the bed.
That pressure can cause varying levels of sores, eventually leading to a gaping wound and infection if not cared for properly. Mild sores should go away quickly with regular relief and movement from those pressure points, but moderate or severe sores will need medical treatment.
7. Drinking Alcohol
This bad habit gets worse when you consider all the health effects on your body, including slow-healing wounds. In one 2014 study published in the journal
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, researchers found that binge drinking significantly increases infections while hospitalized.
Of these infections are surgical site wounds. According to the study, excessive alcohol decreases important white blood cells in the body that fend off bacteria.



if it doesn't heal after a month its time to seek professional help

thanks for your contribution

beatz5:
thanks for your contribution

welcome

having a wound that refuses to heal or gets worse despite the fact that you do the right thing is a bad thing .

the fear of amputation id something no one should deal with.

do you know anyone dealing with such you can call, text what's app me on 08169836958 . lets help someone keep their legs

there are alot of reasons why a wound wont heal. like every living thing it requires food, water and oxygen .
food ( blood carrying food nutrients must be always available )

what do you eat , do you eat only rice and fufu and expect your leg to heal no no no no

the body needs vegetable, fruits especially the ones rich in vitamin c like orange and pineapple.

it also needs food like beans and soya beans because of they contain protein and help in formation of new tissues .

do you deal with issues like this and need more explanation . call, text, WhatsApp 08169836958

eating fruits rich in vitamin c will do you alot of good. vitamin c helps new tissue( body parts to form ) and they will cover the wound . take plenty water , they help to remove toxins and try exercise that leg or hand, blood will flow there and It will help wound healing, if you need more help with wounds like this then call/text/WhatsApp 08169836958

have you learnt anything from this thread, what would you want me to talk about ?


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do you smoke or drink yet you want a wound to heal . have you been smoking in the past and drinking and now you have a wound to heal.

first thing , stop drinking and smoking

detoxify , drinking and smoking reduces the rate of wound healing .
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dont wait till its too late before you ask for help if you need more details call/text/WhatsApp 08169836958

are you thinking of foods rich in vit c that will boost healing process

oranges, pineapple, tomatoes , ugwu

these will not only improve your immunity level but will help you heal faster

for more information/ enquiries about how to heal or do you have a family member that is finding it difficult to heal a wound or is about to get amputated

call/ text /whatsapp 08169836958