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Why is proper wound care so important for people with diabetes or chronic conditions?

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Deep Diabetic Wound
Deep Diabetic Wound

Proper wound care is essential because people with diabetes or vascular issues often heal more slowly and are at higher risk for infection. Without the right treatment, even small wounds can progress to serious complications like cellulitis, abscesses, or osteomyelitis. Effective wound care keeps the area clean, reduces infection risk, promotes faster healing, and helps prevent long-term issues that can affect mobility and quality of life.

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