Gangrene

A Guide to Treatment and Prevention

Seek immediate medical attention

01

Gangrene is a medical emergency and should be treated as soon as possible.

Have the affected area examined by a doctor

02

The doctor will need to determine the type of gangrene and the extent of the damage.

Treat any underlying medical conditions

03

Gangrene is often caused by underlying medical conditions, such as diabetes, peripheral artery disease, or alcoholism.

Remove dead tissue

04

This may be done through surgery, debridement, or maggot therapy.

Administer antibiotics

05

Antibiotics are used to treat any infection that is present.

Provide pain relief

06

Pain medication may be needed to relieve pain and discomfort.

Provide wound care

07

The affected area will need to be kept clean and covered to prevent infection.

Get plenty of rest

08

Your body needs time to heal, so it is important to get plenty of rest.

Follow your doctor's instructions

09

It is important to follow your doctor's instructions carefully to ensure a good outcome.

See your doctor for follow-up care

10

You will need to see your doctor for follow-up care to monitor your progress and make sure that the gangrene has been successfully treated.

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