How the trophic ulcer on the leg is treated
It should be noted that the treatment of trophic ulcerson the leg is a rather complicated procedure, since the affected areas heal very long and are difficult to restore. The problem is complicated by the fact that over time the ulcer can appear again in the same place.
Causes
Before considering how and with which medications to treat trophic ulcers on the leg, we will determine what is the cause of its occurrence.
The above formations appear due tolack of supply of tissues, and in the overwhelming majority of cases, rejection and destruction processes prevail over the regeneration process. As a result, an ulcer appears - the skin in a certain area loses its integrity, and a part of the tissue is simply rejected. The depth and width of the ulcerative lesion in this case, as a rule, varies. Very often, the wound is formed where there is a small scratch or abrasion.
Symptoms
Symptoms of the aforementioned disease can be easily recognized. The body will clearly see the affected area of the skin, which is usually located in the epicenter of the inflammation zone - it heals very hard and for a long time. If bacteria get into the recently formed abrasion, then a suppuration will occur.
As for varicose trophic ulcers, it usually appears in the lower region of the shin (region of the heel or thumb).
Treatment
What medical products to treat trophic ulcers on the leg?
It should be emphasized that experts recommendapply medicines both externally and internally. Treatment of trophic ulcers on the leg implies the mandatory use of funds that dilute blood ("Aspirin"), restore microcirculation ("Pentoxifylin"), and reduce its coagulability ("Heparin"). Often, doctors prescribe the drug "Actorin" - it promotes the flow of oxygen to the tissues, which improves the process of cell regeneration.
How else to eliminate trophic ulcers on the legs? Treatment should be carried out in a complex way: by means of external application of preparations. Here it is important to carry out regular cleaning of the area of damage from pus and torn off components, because no film will improve through the film.
Disinfect the wound with a solutionchlorhexidine or a standard saline solution. It is not recommended to use alcohol-containing and reactive disinfecting compounds, for example hydrogen peroxide, since they can negatively affect the growth of young cells, and the healing process will proceed even more slowly.
By what means can you still removetrophic ulcers on the legs? Ointment "Iruksol" is specially created for this. It contains effective components for eliminating ulcers, namely: enzymes of proteinases, calagenases and antibiotic chloramphenicol. It will help to quickly eliminate all trophic "wounds".
It should be applied twice a day with the ointment "Iruksol". After the sores start to heal, you can switch to the "Actovegin" ointment.
