If you’re dealing with a slow-healing wound, pressure injury, or diabetic ulcer, proper care is essential to prevent infection and ensure a smooth recovery. At St Luke’s Wound Clinic in Singapore, we specialise in managing both acute and chronic wounds with a team of dedicated experts.
Why Proper Wound Care Matters
Ignoring even a minor wound can lead to serious problems such as infection, delayed healing, or even sepsis. With the right wound care, you can:
- Heal faster with less pain
- Reduce risk of infection
- Minimise scarring
- Avoid costly hospital visits or complications
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How to Treat a Wound at Home (Basic First Aid)
- Wash your hands to avoid bacteria.
- Clean the wound gently with saline or mild soap and water.
- Apply antibiotic ointment and cover with a sterile dressing.
- Change dressings daily or when they become wet or dirty.
- Watch for infection—redness, swelling, pus, and pain are warning signs.
How to Treat a Wound at Home (Basic First Aid)
- Your wound is deep, large, or not healing after a few days
- There are signs of infection (fever, pus, swelling)
- You have a chronic condition like diabetes
- You’re caring for someone bedridden or immobile who has developed wounds
- The wound was caused by rusty metal, animal bite, or surgery
St Luke’s Wound Care Clinic: Expert Treatment in Singapore
🗣 Expert Insight By Senior Wound Clinician, Kavitha D/O Sanmugam
Taking good care of your wound means keeping it protected and watching for any changes that might require a wound clinician’s attention. Healing also comes from within - eat nutritious foods, stay well hydrated, and avoid smoking to give your body the best chance to repair itself.
Remember: “Care for your wound, care for yourself.”
Conditions We Treat
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Pressure injuries
- Surgical wounds
- Burns and skin tears
- Leg ulcers and cellulitis
- Stoma and fistula care
- Moisture-associated skin damage (MASD)
Our Wound Management Services Include:
- Comprehensive wound assessments
- Advanced wound debridement and dressings
- Emoled Therapy
- Patient and caregiver training
- Dietitian and therapist support for healing
- Early intervention to prevent amputation or hospital readmission
Book Your Wound Consultation Today
Don’t let a wound worsen or slow your recovery. Whether you’re looking for expert wound care in Singapore or specialist treatment for chronic wounds, St Luke’s Hospital is here to help.
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