Wound Care

When left untreated or improperly treated, burns can lead to multiple complications. The damaged tissue in a burn is highly susceptible to infections, pain, redness, swelling, and oozing from the wound. Therefore, treating burns as soon as possible is imperative, preferably with high-quality dressings such as Jelonet dressing . Things to know about Jelonet dressing Jelonet dressing is a non-medicated gauze dressing designed to be latex-free and low-adherent. The gauze has a soft paraffin base with a sterile leno weave that helps maintain its shape and resist frays. Jelonet is known for its adaptability, allowing the user to cut the dressing into different shapes and sizes according to their needs. In addition, it contains soothing properties, allowing wound exudate to move freely and keeping the wound bed moist. Generally, Jelonet gauze dressings have use in the following applications: ·          Minor burns and scalds ·   ...

Numerous compounds and materials can help speed up the wound healing process. Silver, for instance, is a popular antimicrobial agent that prevents or reduces the risk of infection, while alginate dressings are designed for heavily exuding wounds. Hydrofiber is another well-known and used extensively in Aquacel dressings . The advantages of using Aquacel dressings for wounds ·          Absorb exudate Hydrofibertechnology is based heavily on a sodium carboxymethylcellulose hydrocolloid fibre material. It forms a gel upon contact with a wound. This mechanism allows it to manage fluid well, effectively absorbing exudate—a fluid made of cells, proteins, and solid materials, commonly known as pus. Hydrofiber helps lock in exudate and protect the skin, maintaining moisture and balance in the wound bed. Moisture plays a significant role in wound healing, promoting re-epithelialisation and reducing scar formation, and as a result, Aquacel helps spe...