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Bed sores and hallusinate things
My mother is paralyzed n is completely bed ridden for last 6yrs. From 1 month she hardly sits, always lying on bed. She has stopped talking to us.
She has developed very bad bed sores. Also since 1 month she is hallusinate talking on her own.
I'm giving her zopicon tablet 0-0-1 n i clean bed sores with betadin n apply ezinapi cream. She sleeps well for sometime, wake up n become restless talking n fighting with someone who is not seen.
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Hallucinations needs to be evaluated
1. Can be because of zopiclon ( needs to be evaluated
2. It can also be because of some metabolic or infectious cause to rule out all these she needs CBC , LFT, KFT, FBS , PPBS , serum electrolytes ,URINE ROUTINE AND MICROSCOPY , ABG and some radiological examinations also.
Please consult your treating physician because it won't be easy to help you on tele consultation.
For bed sore :
1. Use Anti bed sore matress.
2. Regular turning.
3. Bowel and bladder care.
4.High protein diet.
5. Vitamins specially vit C
6. Avoid steroids and heavy sedation.
7. Help her in moving all the body parts on a regular basis.
8. Do regular full body massage.
9. Don't use betadine or detol or savlon etv to clean the bed sore they will destroy the granulation tissue and slow the healing process.
USE normal saline ( easily available in medical stores)
Then apply Hydroheal AM gel do it everyday.
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