Steps for Using a Unna Bandage With Zinc
Clean the affected area
Wash the wound and surrounding skin with saline solution, and pat it dry with a medical cotton ball to keep it clean and dry.
Prepare the bandage
Take out the bandage and gently pull out the plastic core about 15cm for later use.
Start bandaging
Bandage from the ankle upwards.
Fix the bandage
Use non-woven self-adhesive bandages or UNNA bandages for wrapping and protection.
Replace regularly
Replace every 3-7 days according to the condition of the wound, or follow the doctor's advice.
Precautions:
Release the bandage immediately if pain, numbness or other discomfort occurs.
Avoid the bandage being too tight to affect blood circulation.
Keep the bandage clean.
Discontinue use immediately if allergic reaction occurs.
Application scenarios of Unna Bandage With Zinc
Professional medical scenarios:
Venous leg ulcer treatment: Provide continuous compression treatment for lower limb venous ulcers to promote ulcer healing.
Chronic edema management: Improve lymphatic and venous return through moderate compression to relieve lower limb edema symptoms.
Dermatology diagnosis and treatment: Used to treat skin diseases accompanied by inflammation, such as congestive dermatitis, venous eczema, etc.
Postoperative care: As an auxiliary treatment after vascular surgery or skin transplantation.
Home care scenarios:
Home chronic wound care: Suitable for home care of lower limb ulcers for long-term bedridden patients or the elderly.
Sports injury treatment: Used for post-exercise Mild venous reflux disorder or soft tissue injury.
Daily skin protection: Provide protection and treatment for sensitive skin prone to dermatitis and eczema.
Travel emergency care: As part of the travel first aid kit, it can deal with sudden skin problems.
Applications for special populations:
Pre-diabetic foot care: Provide preventive protection for diabetic feet that have not yet developed severe ulcers.
Pregnant women's lower limb edema: Relieve common symptoms of lower limb venous reflux disorder during pregnancy.
Long-term standing workers: Prevent and improve venous insufficiency caused by occupational characteristics.
Elderly skin care: Deal with the problem of fragile and vulnerable skin in the elderly.
