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Lacerated Wound on Leg

2017-07-11 11:46:37
I fell through a glass slab and ended up getting a deep, lacerated wound on my left foot. Initially the wound was deep and i did put a dressing and some soframycin cream and covered it. When can start keeping the wound open, also is it a good idea to keep the wound open, or should i keep it covered at all times.
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HELLO, CONSULT A GENERAL SURGEON. TILL THAN, CLEAN THE WOUND WITH BETADINE SOLUTION APPLY LOCALLY BETADINE OINTMENT+FUCIDIN OINTMENT IN 1:1RATIO TWO-TIME A DAY COVER IT AS YOU.MENTIONED IT IS DEEP. TABLET SIGMOFLAM TWO-TIMES A DAY AFTER LUNCH AND DINNER FOR THREE DAYS OR MORE. TABLET AZITHROMYCIN 500ONE TABLET ONE TABLET PER DAY FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS. O.K BYE.

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