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Ailments and Situations - Ulcer
- Bedsore
- Canker
- Leg Ulcer
- Peptic Ulcer
- Symptoms and Signs - Bedsore
- Symptoms and Signs - Canker
- Symptoms and Signs - Leg Ulcer
- Symptoms and Signs - Peptic Ulcer
- Causes - Bedsore
- Causes - Canker
- Causes - Leg Ulcer
- Causes - Peptic Ulcer
- What to Expect - Bedsore
- What to Expect - Canker
- What to Expect - Leg Ulcer
- What to Expect - Peptic Ulcer
- Remedies - Bedsore
- Remedies - Canker Sore
- Remedies - Leg Ulcer
- Remedies - Peptic Ulcer
- Actions and Remedy Listings - Bedsore
- Actions and Remedy Listings - Canker
- Actions and Remedy Listings - Leg Ulcer
- Actions and Remedy Listings - Peptic Ulcer
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Causes:


Bedsore

Bedsores generally occur where the skin is under pressure from a bed, wheelchair, cast, splint or other hard object for a prolonged period of time. As a result, they occur more frequently in people who are weak, restrained, or in a coma, or people who have sustained nerve damage (from stroke, diabetes, et cetera) as they cannot sense the pain. Malnutrition will hasten the formation of a bedsore since neither the protective subcutaneous fat layer will be present nor will the essential nutrients required for quick and proper healing.