Untreated Bed Sores

Bed sores on the buttocks are painful. When a bedsore c develops, it can require days, months, or even a long time to mend over years. It can likewise become tainted with infection causing fever and chills. Contaminated bedsores can take most of the day to clear up. As the infection bedsore spreads through your body, it can likewise create mental turmoil, a quick heartbeat, and weakness.

There are four stages of bed sores.

Stage 1. The region looks red and feels warm to the touch. With hazier skin, the region might have a blue or purple color. The individual may likewise complain that it is painful, burns, or itches.

Stage 2. The region looks more harmed and may have an open sore, scratch, or rankle. The individual complains of immense agony and the skin around the injury might be stained.

Stage 3. The region has a pit-like appearance because of harm underneath the skin's surface.

Stage 4. The region is seriously harmed and a huge injury is available. Muscles, ligaments, bones, and joints can be involved. The disease is a critical gamble at this stage.

What Causes Bed Sores

• Being bedridden, oblivious, and unfit to detect torment or immobility increases the risk that bedsores will develop. 
• The risk increases when the individual isn't properly positioned or turned. 
• Proper nutrition or healthy skin care is not performed. 
• Individuals with diabetes who have blood flow issues and lack healthy sustenance are at higher risk.

Bed Sore Treatment 

Explicit treatment of a bedsore is examined with you by your medical services provider and wound care group in light of the seriousness of the condition. Treatment might be more troublesome once the skin is broken, and may incorporate the accompanying:

• Eliminating tension in the impacted region
• Safeguarding the injury with a sedated cloth or other exceptional dressings
• Keeping the injury clean
• Guaranteeing great sustenance
• Eliminating the harmed, tainted, or dead tissue (debridement)
• Relocating sound skin to the injury region (skin joins)
• Negative strain wound treatment
• Medication, (for example, antimicrobials to treat contaminations)
• Medical services experts will watch bedsore intently. They will report size, profundity, and reaction to treatment