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What does bedridden mean?

Some chronic health conditions require people to be confined to the bed either temporarily or permanently, depending upon the health condition. Bedridden patient care becomes essential in such situations. At HPFY, we bring to you a wide range of bedridden patient care equipment that helps caregivers take good care of patients confined to the bed. Try the Attends Dri-Sorb Plus Disposable Underpads for incontinence or spillages, BeasyTrans Beasy II Patient Transfer System for transferring patients from bed to wheelchair, Conveen Security Plus Drainage Bag, Comfortpan Bariatric Bedpan and many other bedridden patient care products. Buy these products today at attractive discounts at HPFY!

Tips for bedridden patient care at home

In the case of certain degenerative diseases, a person loses the ability to move. It can be difficult for caregivers to manage bedridden patients as it requires full-time attention and care to look after all their needs. The patient also feels depressed due to the condition. Some areas that should be looked after include:

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Health Products For You has a wide variety of items needed for bedridden patients. Explore our catalog today and grab the best deals of all time. Make your loved ones happy and healthy with HPFY's sale prices.

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Underpads

Protect Your Bed from Incontinence

Kevin Cleary Jan 30,2016

The scourge of incontinence presents several dilemmas, the least of which is an increase in laundry. The cleaning of soiled linens can monopolize your time and eventually become a costly endeavor. By using underpads or chux, you can save your

Grab Bars and Safety Rails

Defying Gravity: Preventing Falls

Kevin Cleary Jan 22,2015

No matter how hard we try, gravity works. It’s always there pulling us down, but as we age old man gravity’s pull on us can become dangerous. Falls are a leading cause of injuries and hospital stays, especially in the

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Bedsores are common in bedridden patients who cannot move on their own. A bedsore is the breakdown of the skin or a wound over a bony surface. Ulcers develop due to reduced blood supply to the skin over a period of time, caused primarily by lying or sitting in the same position. Other causes of bedsores may include 

  • Creases in the bedsheet 
  • Friction when a person is dragged and not lifted or turned in the right manner
  • Poor blood circulation
  • Poor nutrition
  • Constant pressure against a particular area of the body 

Treatment of bedsores include
  • Reducing pressure on the affected skin by selecting mattresses that reduce pressure on the skin.

  • Caring for the wounds with appropriate wound dressings 

  • Controlling pain

  • Preventing infection with regular dressing changes 

  • Maintaining good nutrition

Areas prone to bedsores are back of the head, shoulder, elbow, lower back and buttocks, hip, inner knees or heels.

  • Protect the bed with a special hygienic underpad 
  • Start the bath by washing the face, and then wash the ears and the neck with 
  • Turn the person to one side to wash his or her back
  • Take care to clean between the toes when washing the feet
  • Protect the areas exposed to chafes and bedsores using special protective creams along with dressings
  • Use incontinence products like diapers or briefs if the patient is not able to go to the toilet.
  • Do not forget brushing the teeth, combing and shaving.

Bedridden patients with some upper body strength may require transfers from bed to toilet or shower chair, bed to wheelchair and vice versa. Transfer systems provide an easy way to do such transfers without much effort on the part of the caregiver.