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Surely you’ve heard it before, “a body in motion stays in motion.” This principle is also applicable to wound healing. Research shows that physical activity helps with healing.

Collagen forms a scaffold proving structure within the skin and body. It is essential in connective tissue playing a role in holding cells together while providing skin strength and elasticity which are all necessary for wound healing.

Acknowledging gastroparesis is one thing but living with it is another thing. Understanding treatment options and making an informed decision with your doctor will help you get the best medical care and improve your quality of life.

August is Gastroparesis Awareness Month and organizations like International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) bring attention to important health information about gastroparesis including diagnosis, treatment and quality of life issues.

In wound care, offloading has a huge impact on healing and reducing the risk of further tissue damage while providing an environment conducive to recovery.

Hot summer vacation swimming-ready but you have a pesky wound? Here are the basic do’s and don’ts before you submerge yourself into the water.