Pressure ulcers progress through different stages. In the 1st stage, there's discomfort and pain. By the 2nd stage, you may notice skin loss, and the area can become swollen. In the 3rd stage, the damage becomes more severe, potentially leading to bone infection, along with skin and tissue loss. These ulcers commonly develop on skin that covers bony parts of the body, like the back, tailbone, hips, elbows, heels, and ankles. My main focus is to prevent infection, enhance wound care, and ensure the patient’s comfort. It’s always best to consult a healthcare professional for the right treatment approach