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How are bedsores diagnosed?

Updated: 11/18/2022
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Bedsores usually follow six stages: redness of skin.swelling, and possible peeling of outer layer of skin.dead skin, draining wound.tissue death through skin and fat.inner fat and muscle death.destruction of bone, bone, infection, fracture.

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