The nursing of bedsore patients should be carried out in life first. Because bedsore is mainly caused by patients lying in bed for a long time, ischemia occurs in the lowest position of the body and the most vulnerable position, which leads to bedsore. For example, in sacrococcygeal or heel, the subcutaneous fat in this place is relatively thin and the blood supply is relatively partial. If there is long-term oppression, bedsores will appear.

Therefore, it is recommended to turn over frequently. Generally, after lying in bed for a period of time, the patient needs to turn left or right. At the same time, it is necessary to regularly clean and massage the oppressed parts of the sacrococcygeal region, and apply it with a hot towel when necessary. If the patient's bedsore has broken, he needs to go to the hospital for treatment, strengthen dressing change, and apply some hydrocolloid dressing on the surface if necessary.