Left Foot Heal Blister

(Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy)

    





September 24/2023

For the past five months, I've had a bed sore on my left heal. Four weeks
ago my foot nurse saw it, and asked why nothing was being done about it.
After I mentioned this to the hospital staff, they started putting iodine
strips and bandages on it. To this date, it is still healing and needs to
be re-dressed every few days.

Now that I am out of the hospital, I had to go down to Home Health Care to
have the heal re-dressed. This will repeat every two days until it gets better.




The hospital gave me iodosorb to put on it.




December 16/2023

    
Wound on my heal is almost gone.




February 21/2024

    
Noticed this on my heal last night.




February 23/2024

Abbotsford Hospital wound care clinic; the foot is healing
nicely, and they want to see me in two months. They looked
at my heal and say it is a pressure wound, probably from the
offloading shoe. I now have to find a podiatrist to follow up
with on both issues.

Home Health Care.




February 26/2024



         
Home Health Care.




March 1/2024




My heal.



Aurora Foot & Ankle Clinic; podiatrist. My surgeon told me to see
a podiatrist. For $140, the podiatrist advised that the offloading shoe
is probably doing me no good and to wear my regular shoe, then said
I need to see a pedorthist.


Podiatrist:
A doctor that specializes in treating foot and ankle problems.


Pedorthist:
A footwear specialist that creates or modifies shoes, socks, and orthotics
that aid in management and recovery from various foot problems.


When I got home I tried to put my largest fitting shoe on, and it
didn't fit due to the VAC and bandsging on my heal.




March 7/2024

Paris everyBODY; pedorthist. He replaced the liner in my offloading
shoe with one with more cushion, and tapered the back of the heal
down to offload that area. I was happy with that.




March 8/2024

    
My heal.




March 15/2024

    
Home Health Care; heal.




April 3/2024


Home Health Care.




April 5/2024


My heal.

They changed my schedule from three times per week to
two times per week.




April 11/2024


My heal; the scab is 90% off.




April 15/2024


My heal; the last bit of scabbing fell off.




April 18/2024

    
My heal.




April 22/2024


My heal. Just a bandage. No more padding.




April 25/2024


My heal. I don't need a bandage on my heal at all.

I am officially discharged from Home Health Care.




April 29/2024






May 9/2024


Cut another piece of the scabbing off on the heal.




May 12/2024






May 19/2024






May 23/2024


Heal. Due to some peeling skin, I put a small band-aid on
the are to help protect it.




June 02/2024


Heal continuing to get better.




June 16/2024






June 30/2024


Still doing good.






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