I don't see how it ever could, if it was on your rear.
I have seen those cushions online that are like the beds that change
positions, but I think quite expensive.
I doubt if insurance or Medicare would cover without a certain size wound.
I just wish there was something that would give me a warning that my Roho has
lost their delete air, and that is when I usually get a sore. I saw
something one time on the Internet but cannot find again. I don't remember
the name
or anything, but you put it under the Roho and it made a noise.
Has anyone else ever heard of this?
Dana
Greg,
That's where I get skin trouble when it occurs. Staying out of my chair
until it heals completely is the only thing that works for me. I hear of
others
healing sores while spending time in their chairs, but it has never worked for
me.
Steve
From: Greg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 6:34 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [QUAD-L] Bed Sore
I got a sore on my butt. Not as deep as the one I had a few months ago, but
wider. It’s maybe 1 ½ by ¾ but it looks a lot more like a scrape. It’s not
real deep, but bleeds when I take the dressing off. It’s not on the regular
(butt) bed sore area, it’s in the crease of my butt/thigh. Anyone get a sore
there? I just do not see how sitting gets pressure there…
Thanks,
Greg
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