People who have thinner skin and people who have limited (or no) ability to move are more likely to develop bedsores. These include people who: 1. Are in a coma or a vegetative state. … 展开

Children and adults with certain health conditions are more likely to develop bedsores. These … 展开

Bedsores can be painful and itchy. But some people who have dulled sensations aren’t able to feel them. What a bedsore looks like and what symptoms it causes varies dependin… 展开

Healthcare providers use a staging system to determine the severity of a pressure ulcer. Stages of bedsores or pressure ulcers include: 1. Stage 1:Your skin looks red or pink, but t… 展开

Bedsores increase your risk of potentially life-threatening bacterial infections like cellulitis and septicemia. You may develop sepsis or require an amputation. Worldwide, beds… 展开