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Pus Formation
In D stitched area little skin is opened N white pus is coming out.I am afraid if any infection caused.what to do?shall I send Dphoto in what's app? Or can I come personally?
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Clean it with savlon
Apply Wokadine cream locally
Twice a day
Take
Cap clavum
625mg
1 Twice a day
Tab metrogyl ER
1 Twice a day
Tab pan
1 perday
All for 3 to 5 days
Reconsult after 3 days
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HELLO,
U CAN CLEAN WITH BETADIN SOLUTION N APPLY LOCALLY BETADIN OINT+ FUCIDIN OINTMENT IN 1:1 RATIO. AND PUT COTTON WRAPPED IN GAUGE PIECE N FIX IT WITH MICROPORE.
ORALLY
TAB SIGMOFALM EIGHT HOURLY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS.
TAB AUGMENTIN 625 TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS.OR SEVEN DAYS. DRESS ATER BATH SO NEW DRESSING CAN BE PUT. OK
PLENTY OF LIQUIDS.LIGHT DIET.TILL WOUND HEALS.OK.
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homoeopathic medicine have ability to heal wound as soon as possible without forming pus .
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U can Send photo first
And details of sutering procedure
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Clean area with sterile Gause n keep it covered
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