A month ago I had an accident . I got injured in my left hand not a fracture , only the skin wiped away . So I need to check whether my wound cured or still in healing process .
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Look for any discharge, if present you have to see what type it is if it’s pus or fluidly send pus culture and sensitivity and dressing to be done
If not then apply betadine ointment
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Look for discharge, Debridement and sterile dressing is must
Does it pain now? Gently scrub away the dead skin using a clean soft tissue or cloth. Keep wound covered with a sterile cotton gauze to prevent settling of dust and germs over it.
You can take ciprofloxacin 500mg one morning and one evening for for 5 days to prevent wound getting infected.
Take diclofenac 50mg one morning and one evening for 3 days to cure underlying inflammation.
Are you diabetic? If yes please see that your sugars are controlled
There is a small area near the joint, looks like infected
Dip your elbow in Luke warm water with one tsp betadine solution , take a fine bristle tooth brush and gently remove the infected yellow portion
Do not smoke
Avoid alcohol as well
I would like to know if you are already on any antibiotics
Still in healing process....take proper care to avoid infections .....and consult to nearby doctors for physical examination to ensure healthy healing of wound
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