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  When it comes to [url=https://www.ygimco.com/]wound healing

[/url], it is vital to ensure that healing is as fast and effective 

as possible, for this using the right dressing is crucial. The type 

of dressing used for dressing a wound should always depend on various 

factors, including the type of injury, the size, location, and 

severity.

At CLH, we have a range of different wound dressings on offer, each 

of which is ideal for treating different wounds. From hydrogel and 

hydrocolloid to alginate dressings, we have a wide range of options 

on offer.

To make the process of choosing the right 

[url=http://www.ygimco.com/functional-wound-dressing/]functional 

wound dressing [/url]for the injury, that little bit easier, we have 

put together the guide below, detailing what each of the seven most 

commonly used wound dressings should be used for.

1. Hydrocolloid

Hydrocolloid dressings can be used on burns, wounds that are emitting 

liquid, necrotic wounds, pressure ulcers, and venous ulcers. These 

are non-breathable dressings that are self-adhesive and require no 

taping. The flexible material that they are made from makes them 

comfortable to wear and suitable for even the most sensitive of skin 

types.