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You scrape your knee. You rinse it off, let it dry out, maybe slap on some ointment. It’s how most of us were taught to

Diabetic foot ulcers are more common and more serious than most people realize. They often start small and painless but can lead to serious complications

While a little redness and swelling after an injury is normal, how do you know when things have gone too far? Early signs of infection

Your body is built to heal itself. Anytime you get a cut, scrape, or injury, your skin goes through four stages to repair the damage.

Most minor cuts, scrapes, and shallow puncture wounds can be treated at home. If the wound is deep, won’t stop bleeding, or shows signs of