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It's slough, u need debridment of wound  first n proper  dressing  by a expert general surgeon.  Than u can dressing is with mega heal ointment as u learn  how to dress.

Yes — the white material visible in the wound (especially the thick, yellowish-white layer under the dressing) is very likely slough (dead tissue / necrotic debris). Slough is common in wounds that are healing slowly or have been present for some time. It is not pus (infection), but rather non-viable tissue that the body is trying to remove. The surrounding redness, slight swelling, and dark discoloration around the edges suggest mild inflammation and possibly early infection or poor circulation in that area (especially on the leg). This is not an emergency if there is no fever, severe pain, spreading redness, or pus discharge — but it needs proper wound care to prevent infection and help healing. Leaving slough in place slows recovery significantly.

I imagine this is a burn. Appears Full thickness. Need to consult a Plastic Surgeon (or a Burns specialist) All the best. J G S R clinic

Please consult a physician physically, for better assessment.

Santyl(collagenase ointment) is good .

Based on the image, the white area appears to be slough (dead tissue) over the wound surface. This usually happens due to delayed healing, moisture, infection, or poor local circulation. What should be done: The wound should be cleaned properly with normal saline. Regular dressing is very important. If slough persists, debridement (removal of dead tissue) by a doctor may be required for faster healing. Ointments commonly used for slough: Collagenase ointment (helps in chemical debridement) Silver-based dressing/ointment (if infection suspected) Hydrogel dressing to keep wound moist and promote healing Do not apply multiple ointments together without medical advice.

No slough..clean wound..healing

Megaheal ointment

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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