Effective bedsore care plays a crucial role in promoting healing and preventing infection. A bedsore requires regular cleaning, pressure relief, and appropriate wound management. Maintaining a moist wound environment with suitable dressings can help support tissue repair. Good nutrition and hydration are equally important, as they provide the body with the resources needed for healing. Caregivers should monitor wounds for signs of infection, such as redness, discharge, or foul odor. Consistent care and early intervention improve recovery and reduce the risk of severe complications associated with pressure ulcers