Efektivitas Belerang (Sulfur) Terhadap Proliferasi Luka pada Penderita Diabetes Melitus di Wilayah Kerja Puskesmas Johor Kecamatan Medan Johor Tahun 2023
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33143/jhtm.v9i2.3464Abstrak
Dampak yang ditimbulkan akibat komplikasi Diabetes Melitus salah satunya adalah luka yang sulit sembuh, secara langsung berdampak pada status kesehatan Masyarakat. Kejadian kasus Diabetes Melitus yang terus meningkat di kota Medan sebanyak 39.699 tahun 2022, Tujuan penelitian ini untuk mengobservasi Efektivitas Belerang (Sulfur) terhadap Proliferasi Luka pada Penderita Diabetes Melitus. kelompok kasus 5 orang diperoleh keadaan luka sesudah terapi Sulfur yaitu Pada kasus 5 orang diperoleh keadaan luka sesudah terapi Sulfur yaitu pasien mengalami Ukuran luka <4 cm, tidak ada mengalami kedalam luka, tepi luka samar tidak terlihat dengan jelas, tidak ada goa, tidak mengalami tepi jaringan nekrosis, tidak tampak jaringan nekrotik, tidak ada eksudat, tidak terdapat eksudat, luka kering, 4 pasien mengalami warna kulit putih atau abu-abu, pucat atau hipopigmentasi, 1 pasien putih atau abu-abu, pucat atau hipopigmentasi, tidak ada pembengkakan atau edema perifer/tepi jaringan luka, tidak ada indurasi jaringan perifer, pada jaringan granulasi putih atau abu-abu, pucat atau hipopigmentasi, 1 pasien Terang, merah seperti daging; 75 % s/d 100 % luka terisi granulasi, 4 pasien menagalami < 25 % epitelisasi, 1 pasien 75 % s/d < 100 % epitelisasi.
Kata kunci: Belerang, Diabetes_Melitus, Efektivitas, Luka, Proliferasi.
The impact caused consequence One of the complications of Diabetes Mellitus is difficult wounds recovery, has a direct impact on the health status of the community. Incident continuing cases of Diabetes Mellitus will increase in the city of Medan by 39,699 in 2022. The aim of this research is to observe Effectiveness Sulfur (Sulfur) against Wound Proliferation in Diabetes Mellitus Patients. In the case of five people, the condition of the wound after Sulfur therapy was that the patient had a wound size of <4 cm, there was no depth to the wound, the edges of the wound were faint and not clearly visible, there were no caves, no edges of necrotic tissue, no visible necrotic tissue, no exudate, no exudate, dry wound, 4 patients had white or gray skin color, pale or hypopigmented, 1 patient white or gray, pale or hypopigmented, no swelling or peripheral edema/edge of wound tissue, no induration peripheral tissue, in white or gray granulation tissue, pale or hypopigmented, 1 patient Bright, fleshy red; 75% to 100% of the wound was filled with granulation, 4 patients experienced < 25% epithelialization, 1 patient 75% to < 100% epithelialization.
Keywords: Sulfur, Diabetes_Mellitus, Effectiveness, wound, Proliferation.
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