Pyoderma Gangrenosum & Treatment | Necrotizing Skin Conditions | WoundEducators

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  • Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
  • Pyoderma Gangrenosum is a non-infectious, progressive necrotizing skin condition. Half of all patients with the disease have a systemic inflammatory system. Insidious onset or develops after trauma or surgery.
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    Begins as a small, painful papule, vesicle, or a pustule on lower extremities and trunk. Progresses to full-thickness ulcerations with irregular borders and purulent and hemorrhagic exudates. WOund bed is eschar or slough-covered.
    Patients may have a fever, malaise, or myalgia. Pyoderma should be suspected given positive wound cultures and no response to antibiotics.
    INTERVENTIONS & PYODERMA GANGRENOSUM CARE
    Immunosuppressive agents and corticosteroids
    Gentle limited debridement
    Topical antimicrobials
    Gauze or moisture-retentive dressings
    Elevation and gradient compression
    Negative pressure therapy and hyperbaric oxygen
    Wound healing is extremely slow and recurrence is common

КОМЕНТАРІ • 10

  • @sunshinechaser
    @sunshinechaser Рік тому

    Ive had Pyoderma gangrenosum on my shin for 8 years. At this point the largest size it has increased to is 17.5×32.5 cm, but it is currently 13x 21cm. Most drs dont know what it is or how to treat it. So thankfully they had some infectious disease drs at my clinic one day and they all diagnosed it together. Since then it has been a series of going to the Er because it smells so bad and i think its infected to countless dr visits and going on amd off medications for my rheumatoid arthritus, but getting regular wound care has been the single most effective treatment thus far. For people that are suffering with it, i truley wish you the best.

  • @pearljam619
    @pearljam619 5 років тому +2

    I’ve had this condition for 22 years since I was 16 in 1997. Over the years I’ve had very large and deep wounds which have left me unable to walk. I’m treated with immune suppression and generally it’s kept things under control.

    • @maggieg.7744
      @maggieg.7744 4 роки тому

      619? I'm in San Diego too. UCSD sucks in PG treatment! .... I'm glad you are having sucess in controlling yours. Mine hurts so much today I want to scream.

  • @xenyane2231
    @xenyane2231 2 роки тому

    hello my brother is having very serious problems due to this disease. Do you know any treatment method, doctor or medicine? we live in turkey.

    • @nssdmn7984
      @nssdmn7984 Рік тому

      Merhaba eşime de bu hastalık tanısı koyuldu, yaklaşık 15 gün oldu. Prednol kullanıyor ve yara bakımı yapıyoruz. Çok tedirginiz, bununla ilgili videolar izlerken sizi gördüm:( Kardeşinizin durumu nedir?

    • @sunshinechaser
      @sunshinechaser Рік тому

      Have him see a dermatologist and see if his Dr can him regular wound care from a nurse. This has been the most effective treatment for me.

  • @lotusblossom2040
    @lotusblossom2040 5 років тому +2

    Hopeless it seems. 🤕😢

    • @lotusblossom2040
      @lotusblossom2040 5 років тому +1

      💔💔

    • @maggieg.7744
      @maggieg.7744 4 роки тому

      I agree.

    • @sunshinechaser
      @sunshinechaser Рік тому

      No it's not hopeless. If I gave up hope I wouldn't have a leg right now. Instead I kept fighting to get better and finally it is getting smaller. So never ever give up!!!