The sacrum is where the lower spine meets the upper buttocks. A decubitus ulcer is an open pressure sore can be avoided by repositioning, use of a low pressure mattress and off-loading the sensitive area.
1. Keep pressure off the area. Turn and position at least every hour.
2. Provide nutritional support. Wounds on undernourished patients will have a very slow healing process. Increase the amount of protein.
3. Keep the wound clean.
4. Zinc Oxide (which is found in diaper rash cream like Desitin is really good stuff. You have apply this to the wound a couple times a day or after peri-care, or if the area gets soiled and leave it open to air. Also you couple apply it to the wound and cover with gauze and tape once a day and as needed (if the dressing becomes soiled change it)
One can treat a decubitus ulcer by using anti-biotics and also dressings. The treatment may vary, whether it is hospitalized or home treated, depending on the severity of the condition.
Yes. I had one in less than 3 days on 30mg. I have taken the 4 most popular ADHD meds out there and 2 gave me a stomach ulcer in less than 2 weeks on it. These drugs have wicked side effects. Vyvanse has been the best for results on the positive side. You can treat the ulcer with Almond Mild and Acidophilus Pills from your local health foods store.
looking for air in the abd to show if there is a perferation left lateral decubitus projection is most suitable. because 1.To best demonstrate free intraperitonial air above the soft tissue density of the liver 2.To avoid confusion of air in the fundus of the stomach.
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You risk irritating the ulcer because the bubbles in soda actually increase the irritation from acid. Better to stick with water, as milk isn't the best solution either.
You treat them the way you want to be treated but the best thing to do is treat them with respect and you will get it to
Stage II
They treat it okaly not the best though :)
i believe the hole in the stomach is called an ulcer.. in the small intestine idk that's my best guess
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There can be many. It could be an infection or autoimmune disease s it would be best to see a doctor.
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