The benefits for the patient

What does a chronic injury involve

The Journal of Vascular Surgery defines quality of life as a broad, multidimensional, and subjective concept that covers a number of dimensions commonly described by patients. In fact, in patients with leg ulcers the condition can very often be chronic, painful, and debilitating.

Untreated pain negatively affects wound healing and has a negative impact on the quality of life. The lifestyle changes mainly concern the quality of sleep, the annoying and unpleasant smell of the exudate which causes embarrassment in being close to the people around him, the impossibility of carrying out complete hygiene due to the dressings.

All these conditions increase the risk of general decay of the patient’s psychological and social sphere.

Promotes the self-care of the wound

It allows the patient to independently manage their lesson, without necessarily having to seek the support of an operator

Safe and easy to use

Cases of allergic reactions to one or more components have never been reported

Moisturizes and improves the conditions of the skin

Maintaining the optimal degree of humidity allows the ulcer to heal more quickly

Reduces exudate and wound odors

Exudate is a liquid produced by the body as a result of an inflammatory process, which comes out of blood vessels and represents the result of intense cellular activity.

Wound odor generally comes from anaerobic bacteria, which emit chemical compounds that cause bad odor, reducing the patient’s quality of life.

If the management of exudate is mismanaged can lead to maceration and/or water imbalance: an excess of liquids macerates the edges of the wound and dryness from dehydration slows down the migration of epithelial cells.

Practically painless action

High compliance for the patient thanks to the softness of the fabric and the effectiveness of the active ingredients contained in the solution

The benefits for the patient

What does a chronic injury involve

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