HealthPhoto: Amar UjalaStudy Links Immune Cell Dysfunction to Slow Wound Healing in Diabetes
Diabetes patients often experience delayed healing of even small wounds, which can lead to infections and severe tissue damage. Researchers have found that immune cell dysfunction plays a key role in this problem. In diabetes, prolonged inflammation disrupts the normal healing process, preventing timely tissue repair and causing wounds to remain open longer, increasing the risk of complications.
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