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Medical Soft Cotton Roll Orthopaedic Cast Bandage For Disposible Healthcare Soft Roll Cast Padding

1. Description:

HENAN AILE INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD is a company for operating medical disposables. Cast Padding prevent pressure ulcers, ischemic contractures, ulcers and infections that may be caused by plaster compression; avoid the possibility of re-displacement of fractures due to untimely plaster replacement; Increased patient comfort. Avoid replacing the plaster twice or multiple times, which not only reduces the pain of the patient but also reduces the cost of treatment; it also reduces the labor intensity of the doctor when the patient is reexamined.

Cotton bandage typically consists of a long strip of soft cotton fabric that can be wrapped around a body part for support, compression, or to secure a dressing in place. Cotton bandages are commonly used in first aid, sports injuries, and general wound care.

Cotton bandages provide the following benefits:

Absorbency: Cotton is known for its absorbent properties, making cotton bandages effective at absorbing wound exudate or blood.

Breathability: Cotton is a breathable fabric that allows air circulation, which can help in maintaining a moist wound environment and promoting healing.

Softness: Cotton is gentle on the skin, reducing the risk of irritation or allergic reactions.

Versatility: Cotton bandages can be used for a wide range of applications, including securing dressings, providing compression, supporting sprained joints, or covering wounds.

2. About the Size and Color:(Customized)

(Special specifications are produced according to customer requirements)

3. Application: This product is an auxiliary product for plaster bandages and polyurethane bandages. Its function is to prevent the bandages from releasing heat and scalding the skin during the curing process. It is suitable for patients who need to use plaster bandages.

4.How to use the cotton bandages?

Here's a general guide on how to apply a cotton bandage:

Prepare the wound: Clean and disinfect the wound area using appropriate antiseptic solutions or as directed by a healthcare professional. Apply any necessary wound dressings or ointments before bandaging.

Select the appropriate cotton bandage: Ensure you have the right size and width of cotton bandage for the area you are bandaging. Cut or tear the bandage to the desired length if needed.

Position the bandage: Start by holding the end of the cotton bandage against the skin near the wound. If necessary, use a small piece of tape or a safety pin to secure the initial end of the bandage in place.

Wrap the bandage: Begin wrapping the bandage around the affected area, making sure to overlap each layer by about half of the bandage's width. Maintain a firm but comfortable tension as you wrap, ensuring adequate support and compression without causing discomfort or impeding circulation.

Secure the end: Once you have wrapped the desired length, secure the end of the cotton bandage by tucking it under a previous layer or using tape, safety pins, or clips to hold it in place. Make sure it is firmly secured but not too tight.

Check for proper fit: Ensure that the bandage is snugly but comfortably wrapped around the area. Check for any signs of excessive tightness, such as numbness, tingling, or discoloration, which may indicate impaired circulation. Adjust the bandage if needed.

Monitor and change as necessary: Regularly check the bandage for signs of loosening, wetness, or soiling. If the bandage becomes dirty, wet, or loses its effectiveness, it should be replaced with a clean one.

5. Product Feature

Nursing pads are made of cotton, non-woven, sponge or viscose. It has the effect of protecting the skin and keeping the skin clean. This product is an auxiliary product for plaster bandages and polyurethane bandages. Its function is to prevent the bandages from releasing heat and scalding the skin during the curing process.

When using a cotton bandage, it's important to ensure proper wound cleaning and dressing application before wrapping the bandage around the affected area. It should be applied with an appropriate level of tension to provide support without impeding circulation.

It's worth noting that in modern wound care, there are various types of specialized bandages available, including adhesive dressings, foam dressings, and compression wraps, which may offer specific benefits depending on the type and severity of the wound. It is advisable to consult a healthcare professional or follow their guidance for proper wound care and dressing selection.