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Bedsore 2month old

2017-08-23 11:56:02
My father is 70 years old, 90-100kg weight, he has sugar (150-175), due to which the infection had been done in the foot then it has become bedsore. Now it is going to be 2 months but it is not going to be okay, will it have to undergo surgery? Antibiotic and dressing for 2 months but not getting better
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Answered2017-08-23 14:07:50

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