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What are treatments for bedsores?

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.relieving pressure.keeping the wound clean and moist.keeping the area around the ulcer clean and dry.infection-fighting antibiotics, special dressings or drying agents.a procedure called debriding.skin grafts or plastic surgery.A poultice.

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