If you’ve ever dealt with a chronic or complex wound, you know how exhausting the process can be—multiple appointments, long waits, travel challenges, and unclear instructions between visits. That’s why more patients across Oklahoma and Arkansas are turning to home wound care as a smarter, safer, and more convenient alternative. At Advanced Wound Therapy, we…
Read MoreWhether it’s a surgical incision, a blister, or a pressure sore, every wound has the potential to become infected if not properly cared for. Infection can start subtly—but if ignored, it can lead to serious complications like delayed healing, tissue damage, or even hospitalization. That’s why knowing how to tell if a wound is infected…
Read MoreIf you’ve been watching a wound for days—or even weeks—without seeing much improvement, you’re not alone. A wound not closing is more than just frustrating. It’s often a warning sign that something deeper is going on beneath the surface. At Advanced Wound Therapy, we see this scenario every day. Patients reach out after trying ointments,…
Read MoreIf you’ve noticed fluid coming from a wound, you’re not alone. Wound drainage is a common part of the body’s response to injury—but that doesn’t mean it should be ignored. The amount, color, and consistency of drainage can reveal a lot about how a wound is progressing—and whether it needs professional attention. At Advanced Wound…
Read MoreIf you’re managing a wound that won’t improve—or you’re caring for someone who is—you may be wondering if there are vitamins that promote healing of wounds. It’s a smart question. Nutrition plays a much bigger role in wound recovery than most people realize, and vitamin deficiencies can quietly sabotage progress, even with proper dressings and…
Read MoreIf you’re searching for what antibiotic is good for a skin infection, chances are you’re dealing with a sore, abscess, or wound that looks inflamed, painful, or maybe even draining pus. It’s a smart question—but the answer isn’t as simple as picking the right pill. At Advanced Wound Therapy, we’ve seen time and again how…
Read MoreWhen a wound appears—whether it’s from a cut, blister, surgical site, or pressure sore—it’s natural to head straight to the pharmacy aisle. Shelves are packed with creams, sprays, gauze, and pads, all claiming to help your wound improve. But do they work? And more importantly, are they safe for complex or chronic wounds? Many people…
Read MoreNot every serious wound looks like one. Sometimes, the warning signs aren’t dramatic—there’s no bleeding, no visible trauma, and no sharp pain. If you’ve ever looked at a sore and wondered, “Is this getting better… or worse?”, you’re asking the right question. Catching the subtle signs that a wound is getting worse could be the…
Read MoreIf you’ve ever asked yourself, “why do diabetics lose limbs?”, you’re not alone—and it’s an important question to understand. Amputation is one of the most serious complications of diabetes, and it often begins with something as simple as a sore or blister on the foot. At Advanced Wound Therapy, we work with diabetic patients across…
Read MoreDiabetes affects more than blood sugar, it impacts circulation, nerve function, and ultimately the body’s ability to repair itself. For thousands of Oklahomans living with diabetes, wounds are more than just skin-deep. Left untreated, they can lead to serious infections and even limb loss. That’s why expert diabetic wound care is critical—and why at Advanced…
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