Any open wound that is 3 years old is up for speculation. Wound Therapy is  
a system of established protocols and procedures, along with responsive  
documents. Wound Specialist and their nurse staff share case information with  
each other during conferences and meetings to get a better understanding on 
the  science. For some its a very slow process. I too have to wonder about 
the  natural resistance to healing.
 
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 9/14/2010 10:18:06 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

 
that is partially true but unfortunately I have been spending the last  
eight weeks or so running from specialist to specialists with no definitive  
answers! Yes I do go to wound clinic regarding a pressure ulcer near my left  
elbow that is now over three years old with no end in sight??


 
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 From: "[email protected]"  <[email protected]>
To: [email protected];  [email protected]
Cc:  [email protected]
Sent:  Tue, September 14, 2010 10:07:10 PM
Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Need help with  pressure sore info. ( or how to 
search archives )

Pressure Sores, are a separate practice of medicine. Most doctors and  
hospital will outsource their patients to a Wound Clinic with skin specialist.  
Most Wound Clinics are not in hospital, but rather next to them or a 
separate  location. Some may be in hospitals, but not part of the hospital.  
That  
is why wound therapy is so different in the medical practice. Similar to  
nutritionist, and nutrition. 
 
Best Wishes
 
 
In a message dated 9/14/2010 2:44:02 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

I'm  embarrassed to reveal this, but I didn't really know the stages of a  
decubitus ulcer.  Well, it seems that I had a stage II pressure sore a  
couple of weeks ago and I will tell you what I did.  1.  I stayed  down until 
the wound was a stage I that was still blanching.  Then I  only got up for 
very important things and for a few hours at that.   2.  I did exactly what 
Steve did, but I didn't leave the legs like that  all day long.  Then again you 
have to remember my ulcer was under the  testicles and had another small 
one on the inside of my left leg near where  the buttocks and legs meet.  3.  
And probably one of the really  great things I discovered was that bag balm 
can be used on this type of  ulcer.  We noticed some drastic improvement 
right after we started  applying the bag balm to the wound.  All in all the 
entire process took  me about 10 days.  I figure that was well worth the time, 
because I  think if I wouldn't have been aggressive and prevention and 
treatment then  it would have been gotten much worse quickly.

Having said all that,  if you don't see some drastic improvement in the 
couple of days, I would  definitely recommend doing what Wheelchair advised.  
There could  definitely be considerably more problems underneath the skin.  
See you  need to heed his advice.

And I do want to thank you all for your  advice when I had my problem.  
This is the first time I've ever had a  wound in a spot which would prevent me 
from getting up.  I've had some  stage II ulcers on my heels when the nurses 
weren't careful at the hospital,  but this was the first time I had any 
problems in the area where I  sit.

Quadius



On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 3:26 PM, Danny Hearn <[email protected]_ 
(mailto:[email protected]) >  wrote:


 
Hello friends--- I know quadius brought up something on this issue  lately 
about bedsore issue--today during bowel routine my wife  noticed I have a 
pressure sore about a quarter in size on my lower  left buttock that is stage 
2,  We have only had an issue like  this on my bottom, once ever before, 
about a year or so ago but then it  was not near as bad and only a dime in size 
and healed pretty fast. ( both  times we think my roho may have got too 
low)  before Lori and some  others on here told me about lantaceptic and bag 
balm...i know that bag  balm is better to use before wound gets open I think.  
Do you guy's  think cleaning with wound wash saline then lanaceptic can 
heal this or  know of any products that are good? ( I can search the archives, 
but do  not know how//?  any suggestions on product or archive help would be 
 appreciated !!!  {Thanks so much ! Dan H. St. Louis, Mo. area  }    












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