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Strong Hospital in Rochester has saved my foot so many times since 1985. I should have lost my foot but instead they debrided a hole through the foot and everyday would do wet to dry dressings it hurt like hell. Pulling that gauze right through the bottom of my foot. All it was is sterile saltwater. But that was back in the day when hospitals really cared and didn't have to go through all that red tape and left me in the hospital so I could heal not anymore they caught have my foot off and send me home cut my toe off send me home. Something needs to be done about their medical care system people are actually dying waiting to get through the red tape it's bad real bad and I think it started with Obamacare.

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One word maceration!!! ..I disagree with these studies!!! ..yes moist wounds do heal faster.who cares about speed though. I’m firm on the fact that dry wound healing is actually better.i have found that wound dehiscence is far more common in moist wounds due to macerated tissue..plus scabs keep bacteria out better than a dressing imo. Scabs also protect a wound..and if that’s not enough,bacteria multiplies at a faster rate in a moist environment.unless you are an extremely clean ultra hygienic person and live a sedimentary lifestyle like working at home ..i despite what popular belief says,..strongly recommend DRY wound healing..don’t blindly follow the crowd..they are often wrong…don’t fix it if it ain’t broke.people now days want everything to be faster ! Faster! Faster! ..I’m hear to tell you for wounds faster is NOT better for wound healing.there is far more risks and complications associated with the “faster” wound healing..play it safe keep it old school .let your wound dry out!

To accelerate wound healing a no contact dressing works well. It is called Podophylus antimicrobial Insole and DermaDomus, both allow oxygen in the wound…. dr. Winters did his job in pigs 🐷 not in humans. The moist wound works very well but it’s very expensive.