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Met with an accident and a few injuries
I met with an accident yesterday. I fell off a scooter which was going at the speed of 60 and then I had major injuries. A few layers of skin near my leg is gone. I have gone for the dressing and have been applying ointment to it(FUDIC cream). I have been noticing a gummy layer on top if the wound and it's kind of still wet. Should I consult the doctor again or is it normal. I have been cleaning the wound 2 times and applying the ointment. Suggestions please
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HELLO,
THEY R CALLED BRUISE.
CLEAN THE WOUND WITH BETADIN SOLUTION TWO THREE TIMES BY COTTON DIPPED IN BETADIN.
LOCALLY APPLY
BETADIN+ FUCIDIN OINTMENT IN,1:1 RATIO
APPLY COTTON WRAPPED IN GAUGE PIECE N FIX IT WITH ANY CLEAN CLOTH OR MICROPORE.
ORALLY
TAB SIGMOFALM EIGHT HOURLY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS.
TAB CIPROFLOXACILLINE 500 THREE TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS.
IF REQUIRED CONSULT A GENERAL SURGEON. INJ. TT ONE
AMPLE IM STATE.
OK.
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