Radiation Wounds
What Are Radiation-Related Wounds?
These wounds develop in areas exposed to radiation during cancer treatment. They may appear weeks or months after therapy and often feature dryness, breakdown or blistering.
Why Treatment Matters
Radiation wounds are particularly fragile and painful. Without proper care, they may become infected or cause significant discomfort.
Descriptions for Radiation-Related Wounds:
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Wounds from cancer radiation treatments
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Skin damage caused by radiation therapy
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Burn-like wounds after radiation
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Delayed-healing wounds from past cancer treatments
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Irritated or broken skin where radiation was used
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Wounds that won’t heal after radiation
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Fragile or peeling skin from radiation exposure
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Radiation burns or sores
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Tissue breakdown from cancer care
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Long-term side effects of radiation on the skin
How We Help
We offer gentle, evidence-based wound care that supports the delicate skin healing process. Our treatments include low-trauma dressings, skin barrier protection and coordination with oncology teams for holistic care.
Healing Begins at Home
If you or a loved one is dealing with a Radiation Wound that just won’t heal or if you’re unsure what type of wound it is, we’re here to help.
Contact us today to schedule a mobile wound evaluation.
Chicago Medical Group Mobile – Expert Wound Care. Delivered Where You Heal Best