Answer: Yes,it indicates that the wound has absorbed the provided moisture and the dssg has gotten too dry, needing replenishing. Change the first dressing at 24 hours.
If the dressing retained its blue color, the new dressing can be left in place for up to 72 hours.
If the dressing turned white or lightened in color, continue 24-hour dressing changes until blue color is retained.
Note:- As with many wound care dressings, moisture balance is key. If the dressing is dry, thoroughly re-moisten with sterile saline or water.
Then gently remove the dressing.
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