Infected Wound Dressing: Are You Using the Right One?

Start With Gentle Cleaning

Before applying a dressing, gently clean the wound to remove dirt and unwanted material.

Choose the Right Dressing 

An infected wound dressing should help protect the wound while managing moisture and wound drainage. 

Change It When Needed 

A wet, dirty, or heavily soiled dressing should not be left unchanged. Regular wound monitoring matters. 

Watch for Warning Signs 

Increasing redness, swelling, pain, pus, or unusual odor can indicate that the infection needs medical attention. 

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