Non-Healing or Slow-Healing Wounds
When a wound is slow to heal, it can be worrying and hard to manage on your own. Coordinated, thoughtful care can make a real difference.
What it is
Non-healing or slow-healing wounds are areas of skin or soft tissue that do not close or recover as expected. Healing can be affected by many factors, and these wounds often benefit from careful evaluation and coordinated care.
What this may involve
Soft tissue concerns related to pressure, venous stasis, or metabolic factors
Coordinated care with your other clinicians as needed
Common symptoms
A wound that is slow to close or keeps reopening
Ongoing redness, drainage, or discomfort
Skin changes around the area
How DR2SPINE approaches it
Your care begins with a full evaluation and a review of the factors that may be affecting healing. Dr. Myrdalis Díaz-Ramírez uses the power of Regenerative Medicine, of those healing cells that help us throughout the whole body. The focus is on careful, coordinated care tailored to you.
This information is for educational purposes only. Treatments vary by patient, candidacy, and medical necessity. Results vary by person.
Have a wound that is slow to heal?
Contact our office to discuss a coordinated evaluation.