Wound Treatment and Management is a comprehensive medical evaluation and care process performed by a physician, nurse practitioner, or wound care specialist.

It assesses the condition of the wound, checks for any signs of infection or complications, and guides you on the best practices to support healing and prevent future issues.

Wound treatment includes:

• A detailed physical examination of the wound

• A review of your medical history (including any conditions like diabetes, vascular diseases, or prior wound issues)

• Diagnostic tests such as wound swabs, blood tests, or imaging to assess infection, circulation, or underlying tissue damage

• Assessment of wound type (acute or chronic), depth, and stage

• A personalized treatment plan which may include dressing changes, debridement, antibiotics, or advanced therapies like negative pressure wound therapy

• Advice on skin care, nutrition, mobility, and hygiene to support wound healing

• Education on how to monitor your wound and when to seek help

The goal of wound treatment is to promote faster and proper healing, reduce the risk of complications such as infection or chronic wounds, and prevent recurrence or further skin damage.

Wound management is recommended for anyone with an open wound, surgical site, ulcer, burn, or injury that is slow to heal or showing signs of infection—even if symptoms seem minor.

The frequency and type of treatment depends on factors like the size and severity of the wound, underlying medical conditions (such as diabetes mellitus or poor circulation), medications, and your body’s healing ability.

If you’re concerned about a wound or wish to know more about personalized wound care, fill in the query form, and our healthcare team will reach out to you as soon as possible.