The hand was scratched by iron, is there anything wrong? The iron is rusty .

It depends on the situation, if the wound is not deep, then it is fine, you can take hydrogen peroxide to clean yourself, if the wound is deep, you need to go to the doctor to get a tetanus prevention injection.

Quickly rinse it with clean water, if the wound is small, a gang is fine, but the big wound will have to go to the hospital for tetanus injections, so as not to infect the wound, I once just didn't care, and it caused inflammation.

If there is no bleeding, the wound is generally not deep, and it is best to go home and wash it with normal saline.

Then apply some red potion or iodine tincture

It doesn't matter if the skin is scratched by rust, but it needs to be treated in time to avoid tetanus infection. Tetanus is a relatively rare disease that occurs after traumatic infection with tetanus bacilli, and is often associated with improper wound management after being punctured by rusty nails, sawdust, and other unclean foreign bodies.

In real life, many people get punctured, usually casually or not at all. There is a certain risk in this practice, because tetanus bacilli is ubiquitous in nature, especially in the field of soil, wood chips, sewers, fish scales and shrimp bones, wood chips, iron nails, etc.

Although it was cut by rust, the wound was shallow and could not form the anaerobic environment required by tetanus bacilli. Just disinfect it with iodine wine in time, and it will be fine in two days.

It doesn't matter, the key is to wash it clean, or the rust will grow into the flesh.

It is better to go to the hospital to see, tetanus.

1. If the patient is scratched by rust is relatively superficial, only accompanied by ** stratum corneum injury, and there is no active bleeding locally, the patient needs to use vitality iodine cotton balls as soon as possible after injury, local repeated disinfection, sterile gauze bandaging, to ensure the cleanliness of the wound, no need to inject tetanus antitoxin or immunoglobulin, strengthen the wound dressing treatment, can achieve better results.

2. If the patient is deeply scratched by rust, accompanied by dermal injury, and local active bleeding, the patient needs to use hydrogen peroxide, active iodine, and normal saline to repeatedly rinse the wound as soon as possible, and suture to stop bleeding if necessary. At the same time, tetanus immunoglobulin or tetanus antitoxin should be injected as soon as possible within 24 hours of injury to prevent tetanus infection.

Hello, since there is no rust on the surface of the iron, it depends on whether your wound is deep or not! If the wound is deep, I still recommend you to get a tetanus shot, if it is only a superficial wound, it is good to disinfect it directly with alcohol!

If you have a rusty skin that bleeds, you need to go to the hospital to get a tetanus injection to prevent tetanus infection. After the injury, you should disinfect yourself immediately, and then go to the hospital for tetanus in time. The wound should be well maintained to avoid bacterial infection.

Regardless of whether the rusty iron scratch is serious or not, it must be disinfected and cleaned in the hospital to prevent the rust from becoming inflamed and infected in the wound.

It is possible to contract tetanus.

It is necessary to go to the hospital for tetanus shots.

Simple debridement does not prevent tetanus infection.

It is necessary to disinfect it quickly, put a band-aid, and if it is serious, you should go to the hospital to prevent infection.

Wash the wound with soapy water and rinse it with water. It is better if the wound is cleaned with saline or a medical antiseptic solution.

Cover the wound with medical gauze, bandage or tape, or press the gauze covering the wound with your hand. If the wound is small, a band-aid can be applied directly to the wound. At the same time, raise the injured person's fingers above the top of the hand to suppress blood flow.

When the bleeding stops, you can apply some red syrup to the wound and wrap it with gauze or a band-aid to allow the wound to heal as soon as possible. Plant**.

If you have aloe vera planted at home, you can cut a small piece, cut it from the middle, and take the juice to smear the ** wound to inhibit blood flow. Aloe vera has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and repairing tissue damage.

It is enough to use alcohol or iodophor for disinfection, and pay attention to the affected area not to get wet during the period to avoid causing discomfort.

If your hand is scratched, it is recommended that you use alcohol or iodophor to disinfect it, and pay attention to the affected area not to get wet during the period, so as not to cause discomfort.

Generally, minor scratches, the wound area is clean, just apply red or purple syrup, and it will heal after a few days. If the wound is deep and the iron embroidery is seriously polluted, it is necessary to clean the wound with cool boiled water or 1/1000 Xinjieer Eliminator, and then apply red potion, purple syrup or antibiotic ointment, and then bandage, which can heal after a few days. And go to the hospital to inject tetanus antitoxin.

If there is no rust, wash it with water or apply a little alcohol and iodine.

If you rust, you're going to get tetanus.

Scratched by rusty iron cannot be band-aided, tetanus is anaerobic.

Rusty iron scratches will not die, but if it is a large wound, it is easy to tetanus if it is not treated in time.

Tetanus virus infection has a long incubation period. The incubation period is 1 to 2 weeks and can be up to several months. If the wound is not deep, but the epidermis is scratched, resulting in bad causes, the wound is generally treated in time, the wound is disinfected, and local hygiene can be paid attention to.

Tetanus] is a specific infection of Clostridium tetani that invades the human body through ** or mucosal wounds, grows and multiplies in an oxygen-deficient environment, produces toxins and causes muscle spasms. Tetanus toxin mainly invades motor neurons in the nervous system, so the disease is clinically characterized by trismus, paroxysmal spasm, and tonic spasm, and the main muscle groups affected include masseter muscles, dorsal spinous muscles, abdominal muscles, limb muscles, etc.

Tetanus is a specific infection that is often associated with trauma. Trauma of all types and sizes can be contaminated, particularly open fractures, rust-containing wounds, small, deep puncture wounds, blind tube trauma, firearm wounds, and Clostridium tetani contamination. In children, stab wounds to the hands and feet are more common.

If the wound is dressed with soil, incense ash, firewood ash and other soil methods, it is more likely to cause disease.

It's just a skin injury, so you don't have to worry about the small ones. Do a good job of wound disinfection. Go to the pharmacy and spend a few dollars to buy a bottle of medical alcohol and disinfect it.

Apply a band-aid. That's it. If the wound is deep and there is a risk of rust remaining in the wound.

You have to go to a clinic or hospital for tetanus. Generally, you can go to a clinic or community hospital, and if the doctor at the clinic or community hospital says you don't need to take a shot, then you don't need to take a shot.

The incidence of tetanus accounts for only 1% to 2% of polluters, suggesting that there must be other factors in the onset of the disease, the main factor being the hypoxic environment. If the external opening of the wound is small, and there is necrotic tissue, blood clot congestion, or over-tight packing, ischemia, etc., an anoxic environment suitable for the growth and reproduction of the bacterium is formed. If there is a co-infection with aerobic bacteria, the latter will deplete the remaining oxygen in the wound, making the disease more likely to develop.

That is, if there are bacteria in the wound, an anoxic environment will be formed in the wound (for example, a coagulated blood clot seals the wound to form an anoxic environment, allowing tetanus bacteria to multiply and grow in the wound). You can get tetanus.

This is **, so generally small extracutaneous wounds are generally not used as long as they are disinfected. Of course, to be on the safe side, you can go and buy medical alcohol disinfection. The safest thing is to go to a community hospital or clinic to find a doctor and see what he has to say.

Especially if you think you might have left something like bacteria or rust in the wound and the wound is sealed and not sterilized.

Rust is a chemical reaction between iron and oxygen and water vapor in the air to form iron oxide.

Iron oxide gets on your hands because of its strong physical adhesion and is difficult to wash off with water.

Iron oxide does not react chemically with soap, so it is also difficult to wash off rust with normal soap. That's why rust on your hands is so hard to wash off.

Rust cleaning method.

Rub with 15% acetic acid solution (or 15% tartaric acid solution).

Soak the rust on your hands with a 10% citric acid solution, then soak them in concentrated salt water, then rub them and rinse them off.

If you have fresh lemon, you can squeeze out its juice and rub it on your hands, repeat several times until the rust stain is removed, and then wash it with soapy water.

Scratched by rusty pieces of iron:

The wound should be cleaned and disinfected at the first time;

second, go to the hospital and bandage the wound;

Third, follow the doctor's advice on whether tetanus injections are needed.

Don't be careless about the wounds scratched by the rusty iron pieces, because there is no way to distinguish whether the rusty iron pieces have bacteria and damage to the body.