Wound Care

Open wounds, or damaged areas of skin are prone to bacterial infections. They may disseminate throughout the body and endanger overall health. Wound testing allows medical providers to quickly select biocides and antibiotics to support normal wound healing.

Understanding Wound Care

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Understanding Wound Care

Bacterial culture that normally inhabits the skin and wound surfaces can bring substantial harm to one’s state if it gets into the internal epithelial tissues. Don’t risk your health — get wound testing today.

The comprehensive wound bacterial сulture testing line that screens for a total of 24 targets.

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Patients

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Common Symptoms of Wound Infection

Here is the list of common wound culture infection symptoms that a person may experience.

Colorless discharge from the wound
Yellow crust on the wound
Slow healing tempo
Long-lasting pain
Elevated temperature
Loss of function or movement
Dizziness and fatigue
Redness around the wound

In case you experience one or more of the listed symptoms — consider getting medical infection immediately! You should contact your medical provider and get tested to receive appropriate treatment as soon as possible. Knowing the exact infection will significantly improve the quality of healthcare.

How soon do wound infections show up?

The first effects may be observed 2-3 days after the injury occurred.

What should I do if I am badly injured?

You should treat the wound with antiseptic, cover the wound, apply for medical help, and get wound testing to figure out what bacteria may cause an infection.

What is the most common wound infection?

Staphylococcus Aureus and Streptococcus Pyogenes are regarded as the most common causes of wound infections.

How to tell if the wound is healing or infected?

After the initial discharge of pus and blood, the wound should be clear. If the discharge continues, the wound is most likely infected.

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