From minor cuts and scrapes to more severe injuries, the meticulous management of wounds ensures optimal healing and reduces the risk of complications.
 
Ou GP’s can treat acute wounds typically caused by sudden injury or trauma, such as lacerations, punctures, or burns.
We can also treat some chronic wounds that may require prolonged healing processes, chronic wounds include diabetic ulcers, pressure ulcers, and venous stasis ulcers.
 
Wound care includes:
Effective wound management encompasses a spectrum of treatment types tailored to individual patient needs:

Wound Cleansing: Thorough irrigation with saline or mild antiseptic solutions removes debris and minimizes bacterial load.

Debridement: Removal of necrotic tissue and foreign material promotes a conducive environment for tissue regeneration.

Dressing Selection: Choosing appropriate dressings based on wound characteristics (e.g., moisture level, exudate amount) facilitates healing and prevents complications.

Topical Agents: Application of topical medications, such as antimicrobial creams or growth factors, may expedite wound closure and reduce infection risk.