Cream (bed sores)

Pressure ulcers and bed sores - commonly known as pressure ulcers - are a condition that needs to be taken seriously and prevented. People who are unable to turn themselves are at risk of bedsores after staying hours in the same position. The area around the hips is particularly at risk, where the pressure on tissues and skin is greatest. Pressure ulcers occur when the tissue does not get enough blood supply due to pressure. Then the tissue dies and the ulcer develops. Once the damage is done, it is too late.

Bed sores

Prevention is the best treatment. It is important to turn patients who are bedridden and wheelchair users should be lifted several times an hour. Foam and water mattresses and pillows are also a good idea.

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Good skin care with Rescue Cream

It is also important to maintain good hygiene to avoid infections. The skin should be washed frequently and thoroughly, followed by the application of an anti-bedsore cream. Moist skin is very prone to bacterial infestation and a bed sore cream can help. Our Rescue Cream barrier cream is suitable for areas where skin is easily moisturised. The cream contains lactic acid esters that keep the skin clean and dry.