Moist Wound Healing - Wound Care Education
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- A moist wound bed facilitates healing in many ways.
Studies show that a moist wound bed heals 3x-5x faster.
A moist environment eliminates the energy and time required to break down scab. It also greatly reduces keratinocyte travel time and distance across the wound surface. A moist wound surface traps endogenously produced enzymes to facilitate autolytic debridement. It preserved endogenously produced growth factors too.
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One word maceration!!! ..I disagree with these studies!!! ..yes moist wounds do heal faster.who cares about speed though. I’m firm on the fact that dry wound healing is actually better.i have found that wound dehiscence is far more common in moist wounds due to macerated tissue..plus scabs keep bacteria out better than a dressing imo. Scabs also protect a wound..and if that’s not enough,bacteria multiplies at a faster rate in a moist environment.unless you are an extremely clean ultra hygienic person and live a sedimentary lifestyle like working at home ..i despite what popular belief says,..strongly recommend DRY wound healing..don’t blindly follow the crowd..they are often wrong…don’t fix it if it ain’t broke.people now days want everything to be faster ! Faster! Faster! ..I’m hear to tell you for wounds faster is NOT better for wound healing.there is far more risks and complications associated with the “faster” wound healing..play it safe keep it old school.let your wound dry out!
By ultra hygienic it would seem you mean the equivalent of not being a sewer rat. Moist wound healing is better when it comes to infections as well, as the incidence rate is lower - something very easily fact checked btw. Dry wound healing takes your body 3-5 times as long and you are more likely to deal with infection. Little basic logic here goes a long way in figuring out what is safer.
A faster healing wound is generally safer than one that heals slowly, not to mention in this case even at the same pace it is just safer all in all, less likely to scar, and as a bonus less painful. You are not playing it safe by 'keeping it old school', you are being willfully ignorant.
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