HOW I HEALED

MY VENOUS LEG ULCERS

Leg Ulcers MY story

My name is Ron, and when I was 18 years old, I developed deep vein thrombosis through blood clots in my legs. At the time, the doctors had no clue what was going on.  This is my story on how I healed my leg ulcers and maintained my venous insufficiency for 40 years.

That was over 40 years ago, and his simple method still works today. I’m living proof of that. So if you’re suffering a venous leg ulcer caused by deep vein thrombosis or poor circulation, "Don’t give up hope. The information here will help you!"  
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*Disclaimer - I am not a physician so please check with your doctor before trying any new treatments! They have spent many years working hard to learn how to improve your health!

whAT CAUSES VENOUS ULCERS?

Have venous leg ulcers?  They can be very painfull when drying out and still hard to endure all other times especially when walking.  But there are solutions, but untill they develope valves that they can implant into your main leg viens to replace the damaged ones its not as simple as it seems.   The problems is that when the legs stretch so do the veins.   When the veins stretch they leak plasma and it settles to the lower part of the legs.  Where this fluid accumulates it blocks normal oxegenation of the tissue in that area.  This in turn causes that area to die and form ulcers.     "TARGETED COMPRESSION USING STOCKINGS AND FIRM LATEX FOAM IS THE KEY!"      compression that keeps the leg from swelling is really the only non invasive method and has been used for many years.  Using compression stockings on your leg helps immensively especially at the calves because your leg is pretty round at this point,  so its easy to apply  even pressure but becomes harder as we travel down the leg, to the shins ankle and foot.  This is where most ulcers form even if you wear compression stockings      "USING LATEX MEDICAL FOAM TO TARGET COMPRESSION"       the solution  is easy!   Target the areas that have ulcers or are prone to ulceration with a Firm Medical Latex Foam.   Simply cut it to size and shape and position it over these areas under your compression bandages or stockings and as you move it will automatically push the swelling out of the area into the normal circulation system of the leg and the ulcer will heal!  My Vascular Surgeon called it a vascular pump.  I call it targeted compression.
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3 steps to heal Your ulcers 

These are the steps I would take heal my open ulcers if I had any!  The Foam is the KEY!

CLean wounds

Bandage and clean your ulcer(s) as per your doctor.  I like to fill the Ulcer with Intrasite sterilized gel to keep it moist and reduce pain while healing a bit quicker  Read More ...

Cut Foam to size

Cut 1.5 inch thick Medical Grade firm latex foam a little bigger than the ulcer while beveling the edges to reduce the outside edge compression but add extra compression right on top of the Ulcerated area of the leg.   Read More ...

add  foam and compression

Firmly wrap tensor bandages and/or slide on a compression sock  to add compression and create a vascular pump over the foam!  Put a second tensor bandage on if more compression is needed.  Exercise the leg during your normal daily routine to put the pump in motion!  Read More ...

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special thanks to DR. joseph sladen

MD, FRCS(C)
December 17, 1929- April 15, 2016


I met this doctor in  1976.  He was my savior!  I remember that day well. After numerous different doctors (around 12) promised to heal my ulcers in the three or 4-year time span completing numerous therapies some very painful (read my story here) none of them were successful.   I walked into his office and after a brief informal inspection, he said that he would heal them no problem.  All he did was cut a few foam pieces and wrap my ankle with a tensor bandage.  "Think I would believe him?  NO!"  Just like your thinking right now!   Read More...