WOUND DISEASES AND THEIR CAUSES

Abstract

Wound diseases, caused by a variety of factors including bacteria, fungi,
viruses, and environmental stressors, pose significant threats to human and
animal health. This paper explores the diverse causes of wound diseases,
encompassing infectious agents, mechanical trauma, and systemic conditions.
The mechanisms of wound infection and the factors that influence wound healing
are discussed. The paper also reviews current strategies for wound management,
including prevention, treatment, and the role of emerging technologies.
Understanding the complex interplay of factors that contribute to wound diseases
is crucial for developing effective interventions and improving patient outcomes.