What should I do if the scabbed wound is suppurated? What kind of medicine should I use?

Your current symptoms have been infected, the first thing to do is to treat the wound, you can't get it yourself at home if the wound is infected, and you need to change the dressing under the aseptic operation of a regular hospital. In our hospital, the scab is soaked in normal saline, and the scab can be removed after a long soaking time, and then the affected area is thoroughly washed with hydrogen peroxide, then cleaned with normal saline, and finally covered and bandaged with revornol gauze. Insist on changing your medication once a day.

Secondly, you must be given an intravenous drip and antibiotics for a few days to reduce inflammation. Finally, I wish you a speedy **.

Slowly twist the scab from the surrounding with nail clippers or something, don't finish it all at once, the main thing is to let the pus out, if there is too much pus, just remove the scab, hydrogen peroxide can be flushed, but be sure to rinse it with normal saline, if there is blood flowing out, don't deal with it yourself to prevent retrograde infection. A general epidermal abrasion will not be fine

First use hydrogen peroxide until the scab softens, then slowly remove the scab, use hydrogen peroxide to remove the pus, then use red syrup to reduce inflammation, take some anti-inflammatory drugs hehe be careful.

In this case, the primary lesion, that is, the thumb, should be treated first, the scab softened with hydrogen peroxide, then the pus was removed, the saline was rinsed, and the complexed iodine was disinfected. Bandaging. Oral erythromycin tablets, vitamin C tablets, Chuanxin tablets.

That's it. Go to the hospital if necessary.

1. The wound is suppurated, indicating that the wound has been infected, and the pus contains a large number of fungi, the primary treatment needs to remove the pus first, you can use a clean let Sun needle to suck out the pus, you can also use an open flame to burn the steel needle, puncture the wound, gently squeeze out the pus with a cotton swab, pay attention to hygiene, and avoid aggravating the infection.

2. After squeezing out the pus from the purulent wound, it is necessary to disinfect and sterilize with oxidizing substances such as alcohol, iodine wine, hydrogen peroxide, etc., to kill the bacteria from the wound, clean the pus, cover it with clean gauze or band-aids, and rest for a period of time to heal.

3. When the patient's wound is suppurated, many foods should not be eaten, especially greasy, spicy and other foods and soy sauce, cooking wine and other heavily pigmented substances, which are not suitable for wound healing, and it is recommended to use foods containing vitamin C, vitamin A, anthocyanins and other antioxidant substances with high antioxidants, which can enhance self-immunity and promote wound healing.

Common antioxidant foods include: oranges, grapefruits, grapes, mangoes, blueberries, mulberries, purple potatoes, tomatoes, etc.

41.When the surgical or traumatic wound is large, the wound is itchy and unbearable when the healing is restored, and the patient is easy to scratch the wound when sleeping, causing infection, so this large wound needs to be changed regularly, and each time it needs to be disinfected to avoid infection.

2.When the wound is suppurated, the pus needs to be removed as soon as possible, and the possibility of self-healing of the infected open grip chain wound is very low, and it is easy to aggravate the wound if it is not treated correctly, and the possibility of leaving a scar after ** is also very great.

How to deal with purulent wounds? In our daily life, it is inevitable that we will bump and hurt ourselves, causing large or small wounds, if these wounds are not treated properly, it will cause wound suppuration, causing more serious damage, so how to deal with these purulent wounds? Let me take you to find out.

Purulent wound management

1. Clean the wound. Once an open wound appears, immediately rinse with running water for a few minutes, if there is dirt into the wound, wash it with soapy water, and then rinse thoroughly under running water. When possible, it is best to rinse with normal saline or homemade low-concentration saline (a little salt in purified water instead).

2. Disinfect wounds. After cleaning the wound, apply iodophor or hydrogen peroxide to the wound and its surroundings** repeatedly to disinfect.

3. Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory. Erythromycin ointment or other antibacterial drugs are then applied to reduce inflammation. If fever is present throughout the body, oral antimicrobials may also be used.

4. Bandage the wound. Finally, the wound is bandaged with sterile gauze or, if the wound is small, with a band-aid.

5. Nurse the wound. If the infection is severe and there is a lot of pus, wash and change the dressing frequently, and repeat the above steps each time. Once a day or once every two to three days, depending on the severity of the wound.

6. Seek medical attention in time, cut and drain pus. If the wound is deep or the anatomical structure of the wound is complex and cannot be treated on its own, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time, and if necessary, it is necessary to cut open and drain the pus or repeatedly drain and irrigate. Avoid further aggravation of the condition and cause bacteremia, meningitis and other critical diseases.

Precautions for purulent wounds

1. Once the wound is purulent, it is forbidden to use powder drugs, which is not conducive to the healing of the wound, and will also mix pus and drugs together, which will lead to poor healing.

2. If wound suppuration occurs, it must be actively treated, and the correct treatment method should be selected according to the condition of your own wound suppuration, so as to achieve better and faster wound suppuration.

3. The wound must be bandaged with sterile gauze, or a clean band-aid with sterilization. Be sure to change your medication regularly to prevent infection.

Purulent wounds should be avoided with food

Appropriate:

1. Glucose. Sugar is the main thing in the human body'For energy donors, a sufficient supply of energy is indispensable for wound healing. During the wound healing period, you can eat more sugar-rich fruits, which can not only increase sugar, but also take in sufficient vitamins.

2. Protein. Increasing protein in your diet promotes wound healing and reduces the chance of infection. Protein-rich foods include various lean meats, milk, eggs, etc.

3. Vitamin A. Promotes wound healing. It is mainly found in foods like fish oil, carrots, tomatoes, etc.

4. Vitamin C. Can promote wound healing. Found in a variety of vegetables and fruits, jujubes and oranges are treasure troves of vitamin C.

Don't:

1. Roe meat, bean curd, green onions, peppers, leeks, etc. Because they are susceptible to infection.