Because Your Health Matters
Because Your Health Matters
Surgical wounds can develop complications, including infections which are amongst the top reasons that patients are readmitted to the hospital. At Mend Wound Clinic we have the best wound doctors for surgical wound care in Arkansas. Our team of certified wound doctors provide holistic wound care for surgical wound complications and provide accurate diagnosis and treatment to promote faster wound healing. Book an appointment today to get prompt and expert treatment at your convenience.
The symptoms of non-healing surgical wounds depend on the type of surgery you’ve had and the location of the wound on your body. If you experience any of the following symptoms you can visit Mend Wound Clinic and our expert doctors can help to accurately diagnose your non-healing surgical wound and provide you with excellent treatment options. Some common symptoms that you may experience include:
Treatment of non-healing surgical wounds depends on the condition and the severity of the wound. At Mend Wound Clinic we recommend holistic and innovative wound treatment options that help with your body’s natural healing process and with advanced treatment methods promote faster wound healing. Your prognosis is better the earlier you catch the symptoms and start treatment, book an appointment with Mend Wound Clinic right away to get prompt medical care. Individualized treatment options we offer are:
A simple wound cleaning procedure is done to clean the wound thoroughly
Debridement is done to remove any dead skin cells and debris form the wound
Compression therapy is a treatment that helps in faster wound healing
A round of antibiotic treatment is done to disinfect the wound treatment is done to
Specialized dressings are done to help promote faster wound healing
Bio-engineered skin grafts are done in case there is not enough viable tissue to help in wound healing
Non-healing surgical wounds develop when the incision made during the surgery does not heal as it should post-surgery. These surgical wounds are often prone to infections which may lead to further complications. There is no way of avoiding a non-healing surgical wound, however you can lower your chances of developing a surgical wound complication by following the instructions given by your doctor post-surgery, attending follow-up appointments and taking the medication as prescribed.
“I visited Mend Wound Clinic 3 months back with an infection on my shin. The diagnosis and treatment were absolutely on point. The team is very co-operative and friendly. Love your work!”
“The doctors at Mend Wound Clinic are very well-informed and friendly to talk to. They answered all the questions I had about the procedure and made me feel comfortable. They made sure that I was ready.”
“Went to Mend Wound Clinic for my wound dressing. The doctors and the staff are very friendly and well-trained. They know what they are doing.”
“Polite staff. Great doctors. They know their work. The doctor we had took his time to examine the wound and answered all our questions. I’ve never been more satisfied with a healthcare professional.”
“Took my husband to Mend Wound Clinic after he had a fall. The doctors were very polite and professional. They handled the treatment was perfect. He recovered quickly and without any complications.”
During your follow-up appointments post-surgery, your surgeon will examine your wound site for signs of infection and to assess its condition. Generally, a visual exam is enough to diagnose a non-surgical wound for signs of infection or other developing complications. If your healthcare provider needs further conformation, they may order blood tests and other diagnostic imaging tests.
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To heal you back to health
To provide you with top quality care
If you’re concerned about the symptoms you’re experiencing, book your appointment with Mend Wound Clinic today and get your condition diagnosed and treated by expert doctors.
The best wound care specialists in Arkansas.
The best wound care specialists in Arkansas.
