Wound Care

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A little bleeding is beneficial since blood heals wounds. The majority of minor scrapes and cuts stop bleeding rather quickly, but you may aid the process by applying firm, delicate pressure with gauze or a tissue. Don't remove the old gauze or tissue if blood soaks through it; doing so might divide the site and cause new bleeding to occur. A second cut or scrape? Your first action is simple: Use cold water to clean and soothe the wound. With tweezers that have been cleaned with alcohol to remove any stones or splinters. Use soap and a washcloth to gently cleanse the area surrounding the wound. Use only fresh, clean water; avoid using irritating soap, iodine, alcohol, or hydrogen peroxide. Antibiotic lotions and ointments help lower the risk of infection while also keeping wounds moist. Apply a thin coating of an antibiotic to the wound if you must. In certain people, specific antibiotic components might cause a rash. Stop using the ointment if you get a rash. If clothing will brush against your scratch, bandage it. An untreated scrape or scab runs the risk of reinfection. When in doubt, wrap it in an adhesive bandage to keep the bacteria out, and then swap it out every day.

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