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Anonymous users2024-02-121.After the wound is sutured, please keep the wound dry (i.e. do not touch the water) The wound will still be swollen and painful for up to an hour after suturing, and the affected area can be elevated or applied local ice to reduce the discomfort. Subject to the normal category.
2.Occasional painkillers are generally not addictive. 3.
If you feel terrible, it will hurt, I don't know how your wound is sewn, so I can only tell you to remove the stitches, the stitches are not too painful, a little pain, you must be able to bear it, don't be afraid, nervous, by the way, it depends on the doctor's level of stitch removal. 4.Stitches are usually removed in about 12 days after stitches for limb trauma.
5.Avoid irritating foods such as cigarettes, alcohol, chili peppers, etc. Avoid sun exposure and sweating.
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Anonymous users2024-02-111Some painkillers can be drug dependent, but I don't think you can use them with your hands. 2. It is normal to have pain after stitches, especially in the hands with abundant nerves and blood vessels. However, it usually takes 3-5 days to see a significant remission.
3. The most painful time should be 1-3 days after the stitches, and there is occasional discomfort or slight pain when removing the stitches. 4. Generally 7-10 days.
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Anonymous users2024-02-101 If you are injured, it must hurt after stitching, tetanus hurts a lot... 2 If you are a man, don't take painkillers, your small injury is nothing 3 When the stitches are removed, it is itchy and painful· It's awkward 4 Half a month or so can be fine, according to the quality of the individual's **
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Normal, because the small nerve of the wound is also injured or broken, it will definitely hurt during this time, and taking some painkillers can relieve the pain.
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Anonymous users2024-02-081. Yes, it is a normal phenomenon.
2. It is normal for the wound to be oozing in the early stage and the epidermal layer to appear white, especially for irregular wounds with irregular wound edges.
3. The injured hand should be placed higher than the heart to facilitate the return of body fluids. But not exalted! If you move or exert too much force on the injured limb, it will not only fail to reduce the swelling, but will worsen the edema.
The correct way to do this is to place your hands higher than your heart while your limbs are relaxed, such as placing a pillow on your chest and fixing your hands and arms to it with a soft towel, or placing a folded quilt on your side and fixing your hands and arms to it.
Good luck with you**.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Elevation of the affected limb can reduce swelling, and it is still painful to see if there is an infection. It is recommended to disinfect and change dressings every day. Antibiotics are used to control infections.
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