What Does a Venous Stasis Ulcer Look Like
Commonly Located on the Ankle or Calf, Venous Stasis Ulcers Are Painful and Red in Color but May Be Covered with a Yellow, Fibrous Tissue and an Irregular...
Commonly located on the ankle or calf, venous stasis ulcers are painful and red in color but may be covered with a yellow, fibrous tissue and an irregular border. Drainage and discharge are possible with venous stasis ulcers. This type of ulcer is common in patients with a history of leg swelling or varicose veins.
What does a stasis ulcer look like?
Shallow sore with a red base, sometimes covered by yellow tissue. Unevenly shaped borders. Surrounding skin may be shiny, tight, warm or hot, and discolored.
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How do you describe a venous stasis ulcer?
A venous stasis ulcer is wound on the skin. It is due to a pooling of blood in the veins. These ulcers happen most often on the legs. If left untreated, the ulcers can lead infection and other serious problems.
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