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    Glossary Poor Wound Healing

    impaired tissue repair process after injury, often due to underlying conditions

    Poor Wound Healing, also known as Delayed Wound Healing or Impaired Wound Healing, refers to the slowed or incomplete repair of tissue after an injury. This condition can be caused by factors such as poor blood circulation, diabetes, infections, or nutritional deficiencies, and it often results in prolonged recovery times and increased risk of complications like infections or chronic wounds.

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