Transforming Diabetic Ulcer Care: The Vitynex Advantage
Diabetic ulcers are a common but serious problem for people with diabetes, posing severe health risks if not treated effectively. Vitynex offers an innovative treatment that tackles the unique challenges of healing diabetic wounds, ensuring safety, quick recovery, and effectiveness.
Why Diabetic Ulcers are Dangerous Diabetic ulcers are dangerous because diabetes impairs healing due to:
- Reduced Blood Flow: Diabetes can cause poor blood circulation, limiting the delivery of essential nutrients and oxygen for wound healing.
- Neuropathy: Many diabetics have reduced sensation in their legs and feet, making it easy to get injuries that go unnoticed and worsen.
- Infection Risk: Weakened immune systems in diabetics increase the risk of severe infections, which can lead to complications like gangrene or even amputation.
Diabetic Ulcer Grades
- Grade 0: Pre-ulcerative lesions, healed ulcers, presence of bony deformity.
- Grade 1: Superficial ulcers that affect only the top layer of skin.
- Grade 2: Deeper ulcers that reach into the muscle, tendon, or joint areas, showing more extensive tissue damage.
- Grade 3: Ulcers with abscess or osteomyelitis.
- Grade 4: Gangrene of the digit.
- Grade 5: Gangrene of the foot requiring potential amputation.
Effectiveness of Vitynex Recent studies show Vitynex’s effectiveness in quickly healing diabetic ulcers (grades 1 and 2), with an average healing time of 18 days. It works well on various wound sizes and locations and is highly tolerated without adverse events, making it a reliable option for different wound types (See the table below for details).
Why Vitynex Succeeds Vitynex’s formula promotes a moist healing environment, enhances oxygen supply to tissues, and boosts natural healing processes, creating ideal conditions for wound recovery.
We encourage healthcare professionals and patients to consider Vitynex for managing diabetic ulcers efficiently. Experience a solution that offers safety, quick healing, and high efficacy in diabetic ulcer care. Join us in advancing the treatment of these challenging wounds with Vitynex.
Overview of Vitynex Treatment Outcomes: Detailed Data of Diabetic Cases
| Case ID | Country | Age | Sex | Wound Location | Wound Size (mm) | Diabetic Ulcer Grade | Time-To-Heal (Days) | Adverse Events |
| VC-002 | USA | 45 | F | Knee | 11 x 5 | 1 | 7 | None |
| VC-007 | USA | 45 | F | Finger | 12 x 10 | 1 | 18 | None |
| VC-015 | Turkey | 51 | M | Foot | 20 x 20 | 2 | 28 | None |
Exemplary Case
A 45-year-old female with a long-standing history of diabetes and slow wound healing presented with a 12 mm x 10 mm ulcer on the dorso-lateral aspect of her left index finger. She experienced pain, soreness, and sharp stings, both during movement and at rest. The wound healed in 18 days without any adverse effects. The patient noted that compared to using antibiotic ointments like Neosporin, Vitynex resulted in faster healing and less pain.