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Piercing infection

2016-12-17 14:32:41
After piercing ear my 4 yrs old daughter suffering from piercing infection and some swallow. she is also complaining some pain.
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Ear piercing infection is common after piercing .First of all use silver ornament.apply mupirocinr ointment to the part which is infected and make sure to slightly move the ornament daily 2 to 3 times after applying ointment to the inside of infected part of the wound. Continue wearing the ornament. It takes 3 days to heal but apply ointment for 7 days

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Use T- Bact ointment Local application at the infection site twice daily for 5 days. Give paracetamol for pain.

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