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Diabetic wound on knee since 2 months
Sound of size 3inchesX3inches on nee of right leg. Since 2months betadine solution 2times. Keeping open wound . T back kuntento apply ung it tunes in to wet wound. Pain, itching , burung sensation .amoxylin potassium clavanate 650 twice a day since 20 days.Please suggest is there any another medication. Today we applied mega heal ointment.basically diabetic.mabaging in normal levels by diabetic medicines.
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HELLO,
DIABITIC ULCER HEALS IF FOR SOME DAY PT IS SHIFTED TO INSULIN OTHER WISE ITS VERY DIFFICULT TO HEAL. SO PLEASE CONSULT A DIABITOLOGIST.
THERE IS ONE ONE CREAM DIAFOOT CREAM SPECIALLY FOR DIABITIC ULCER..
BUT GLUCOSE IS VERY HEALTHY SCOURCE OF INFECTION SO IT MUST BE UNDER CONTROL.I HOPE U UNDERSTAND THIS, OTHERWISE IF IT REACH TO BONE LEVEL NOTHING CAN BE DONE.OK.
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