I know Christopher Reeve's sotry He broke his spine, ended up in the hospital, and then the pressure sores resulted. One of those sores caused either necrotizing fasciitis or septicemia, which then turned to sepsis, and then TSS, which eventually caused Christopher's death. So bedsores are something you cannot joke at all with! They need to be taken care of!!!
i wonder why nobody uses a real person that's immobility and has pain and stiffness with movement? if my mom could move like this guy in the video, i would have this problem with bed sores
I know Christopher Reeve's sotry He broke his spine, ended up in the hospital, and then the pressure sores resulted. One of those sores caused either necrotizing fasciitis or septicemia, which then turned to sepsis, and then TSS, which eventually caused Christopher's death.
So bedsores are something you cannot joke at all with! They need to be taken care of!!!
Ggggg
i wonder why nobody uses a real person that's immobility and has pain and stiffness with movement? if my mom could move like this guy in the video, i would have this problem with bed sores
so true
So true,how are you managing
I put pillows under one side of the hip,that the other, than pillows in laying position, in half sitting position...I change it every 1-2 hours
this drives me nuts again and again.
Thank you for this! I understand the frustration.
2+ years post stroke, hospital bed at home U.K, no fun lost loads of weight, no padding around behind, constant pain.
@Shira Lichter thank you.
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Thanks alot for this information
Which ointment to prevent bed sores
Try Calmoseptine. It’s very good to prevent bed sores. It’s what I use.
Try proskin brand - zink cream
Medi-honey seems to work pretty well for my Dad!!
What if the patient have a stroke what to do can you answer?
Positioning by using pillows changing patient evry 3or 4 hrs we can prevent pressure sores in stroke patients
So zero information on caring for pressure sores at all. Thanks for wasting 5 minutes of my time
"Dressing a Pressure Injury With Basic Wound Care Supplies" by Susan Hamilton for OPENPediatrics
I agree. This video is so not helpful