What causes chronic foot rot

If a person's feet often suffer from diseases, it should be closely related to his or her physical fitness. Or it may be caused by skin allergies. However, everyone's physical condition is different, so the causes of foot ulcers are also different. If people often suffer from foot ulcers, it is quite serious, and it will affect their normal life and study. But what causes chronic foot ulcers?

What happened to the old rotten leg?

Experts point out that old leg ulcers are actually complications that occur in the late stages of vasculitis, diabetes, varicose veins, superficial and deep phlebitis, deep thrombotic phlebitis, and lymphatic vascular obstruction. That is, ulcers appear on the inner side of the calf, posterior tibia, outer side, anterior tibia, and ankle of the affected limb. This is chronic leg ulcer. The ulcers in patients with chronic leg ulcers vary in size. If not treated in time, the ulcers will spread from small to large, leading to bone infection and eventually requiring amputation. For this reason, once you find that you have a chronic leg ulcer, you must seek medical treatment in time to prevent the condition from worsening.

In fact, as long as the condition of the old leg ulcer can be controlled as early as possible, it will not worsen and become uncontrollable. Therefore, the top priority is to think about how to treat it, that is, how to effectively control the old leg ulcer as soon as possible. Ecchymosis¸ Regenerating Muscle Liquid can effectively treat old leg ulcers. It can quickly improve the microcirculation of tissues around the wound, increase local blood flow, and at the same time promote the growth of remaining epithelial cell tissue, promote the unblocked and damaged nerves, and make Qi and blood flow smoothly, so as to achieve the purpose of quickly eliminating inflammation, healing the wound and curing the disease.

Leg care for patients with chronic leg ulcers

Avoid standing or sitting for a long time: When the human body stands or sits for a long time, the blood is acted on by gravity, causing the venous valves in the lower limbs to bear greater pressure. The calf muscles are in a relatively relaxed state, the blood in the venous lumen is poorly emptied, and the valves continue to bear high pressure. When the pressure is greater than the pressure resisted by the valves, the blood in the veins abnormally refluxes and gradually worsens, eventually aggravating local venous congestion. Therefore, you should avoid standing or sitting for long periods of time, and take adequate rest and exercise.

Patients should pay attention to old leg ulcers, seek medical treatment early, get a clear diagnosis and treatment, maintain and improve patency of venous return, and clear tissue congestion. If there is a history of venous ulcers, deep vein thrombosis and venous valve insufficiency. More active treatment should be given to prevent the disease from developing and worsening.

Elevate the affected limb to promote venous blood return in the lower limb: Proper rest and elevation of the affected limb can promote blood return in the affected limb, reduce swelling in the affected limb and prevent leg ulcers. The patient elevates the affected limb. 3-5 times a day, half an hour each time is appropriate. Encourage walking to improve blood circulation.

Increased intra-abdominal pressure will affect the venous blood return of the lower limbs, causing increased venous pressure in the lower limbs, increasing the damage to the venous valves or increasing the burden on the venous valves. Therefore, diseases that cause increased intra-abdominal pressure should be actively treated.