Necrosis and Gangrene: Understanding the Key Differences and Why Early Care Matters
(IINews) - Hyderabad, India:
Medical specialists at KBK Multispeciality Hospitals are raising awareness about the critical differences between necrosis and gangrene, two serious conditions involving tissue damage that require timely medical attention. Understanding these conditions can help patients seek early care and avoid severe complications.
Necrosis refers to the death of body tissue caused by poor blood circulation, infection, injury, or exposure to toxins. When tissues fail to receive adequate oxygen and nutrients, cells begin to break down and lose their ability to heal. Necrosis can occur internally or externally and may progress without obvious symptoms in its early stages.
Gangrene is a more advanced condition that develops when necrotic tissue becomes infected or when blood supply to an area is extremely limited. Common gangrene causes include diabetes-related complications, vascular diseases, untreated wounds, and severe infections. Gangrene often affects the toes, feet, fingers, and lower limbs.
Doctors at KBK Multispeciality Hospitals explain that gangrene symptoms are usually more noticeable and may include skin discoloration, swelling, persistent pain, foul odor, and visible tissue damage. Because gangrene can spread rapidly, early diagnosis and prompt treatment are essential.
“The key difference between necrosis and gangrene is infection and severe blood flow restriction,” said a senior medical expert at KBK Multispeciality Hospitals. “While necrosis involves tissue death, gangrene poses a greater risk due to its potential to spread and damage healthy tissue.”
The hospital emphasizes that individuals with diabetes, poor circulation, or chronic wounds should undergo regular medical evaluations. Early intervention can prevent necrosis from progressing into gangrene and reduce the risk of serious outcomes.
Modern gangrene treatment at KBK Multispeciality Hospitals focuses on infection control, improving blood circulation, advanced wound care, and promoting natural healing. With timely care, many patients can achieve effective recovery and improved quality of life.
KBK Multispeciality Hospitals continues to promote patient education, early diagnosis, and specialized care to support better outcomes in infection and wound-related conditions.
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Datum: 23.12.2025 - 12:33 Uhr
Sprache: Deutsch
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