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Body sores, also known as pressure ulcers or bedsores, can develop due to prolonged pressure and poor circulation. Here are common causes.
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Staying in one position for too long can restrict blood flow, causing sores.
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Conditions like diabetes and vascular diseases can lead to skin breakdown.
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Constant rubbing against surfaces can damage the skin and cause ulcers.
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Moisture from sweat, urine, or wounds can make skin prone to infections.
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Lack of protein, vitamins, and minerals weakens the skin, making it vulnerable.
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Diabetic neuropathy can reduce sensation, making it hard to detect early sores.
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Conditions that weaken immunity increase the risk of infections and sores.
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Older adults have thinner skin, making them more prone to ulcers.
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