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Stitches are removed in 14 days.

It is not known if you were fixed with a steel plate or with a Coriolis needle.

If it is a steel plate fixation, first pay attention to maintaining wound hygiene, see the healing situation, your doctor will generally recommend how many days after you start to do functional recovery training, functional recovery training from light to severe, step by step. After three months, the steel plate can be removed according to the ** situation.

If it is a Koch needle fixation, first of all, it is necessary to maintain wound hygiene, look at the healing situation, try to avoid foreign objects touching the Koch needle during the recovery of activity and function to cause secondary pain or secondary infection, take a film to check the healing after three months, and if the Koch needle is well extracted.

If there is no internal fixation but only plaster fixation, do not rush to remove the plaster bracket after the stitches are removed, carry out functional exercises and removal of the plaster bracket under the guidance of a physician, and perform functional recovery exercises after a period of time. From light to heavy, step by step.

For the rest, you listen to your doctor.

Remove the stitches, look at the long, if it's good, it's fine, but it's best not to move too hard, if there are still places that don't look very good, pay attention to hygiene to avoid infection, I didn't pay attention to hygiene last time, and my legs were infected for 2 months, so pay attention.

If you have a broken finger and the stitches are removed, it usually takes about 12 days, is your finger fixed with a syringe needle? After the suture removal, it is necessary to carry out appropriate exercises, oral antibiotics after the suture removal, and routinely change the dressing once, pay attention to observe the wound healing

After experiencing a relaxed, uncomfortable or thrilling cosmetic surgery, with the gradual reduction of swelling of the wound and the gradual appearance of beautiful faces, many beautiful eyebrows have gradually forgotten the pain of surgery, especially anesthesia. But for friends who need to remove stitches after surgery, there has always been a stone in their hearts that has not landed - does it hurt when the stitches are removed?

Friends who have never had the experience of removing stitches often take it for granted that stitch removal is painful, and a friend once reasoned like this: "It must be very painful when the stitches are removed, right?" The threads are all ...... in the flesh”

Does it necessarily hurt in the flesh? No, not really. It doesn't necessarily hurt in the flesh, let's take an analogy - hair and nails are in the flesh, and they don't hurt when you cut them, unless you pull them out badly, hehe.

The same is true when removing the sutures, the doctor uses scissors to cut the sutures, not meat, so the pain is due to the fact that the doctor will only feel a little when the suture is lifted with tweezers, so most of the sutures are not painful or the pain is very mild, and it is completely easy to endure o Of course, if the thread knot is tight and requires greater force to lift, there may be some painful feeling, but it is only mild, compared to the pain of surgery or anesthetic, it is really not worth mentioning.

In addition, the level of psychological stress can also affect how we feel about the pain of stitch removal. The more nervous you are, the more likely you are to feel pain, so after the "wind and waves" of the operation have passed, if you are worried and afraid of the "small river ditch" of stitch removal, it is not necessary.

1. Stitches are removed for the head and face in about 5 days, chest and abdomen in about 7 days, and limbs in about 14 days. This is regulated. (This refers to the absence of infection).

2. Take some antibiotics to prevent infection before removing the stitches, and you don't need to take injections.

3. There is no food that can significantly accelerate healing, you can appropriately increase some animal protein, Western medicine can not be taboo, if you are really not at ease, you can avoid spicy food.

When removing the suture, the wound should be strictly disinfected, and the side of the thread head should be pulled up with forceps, the thread should be cut off with the proximal end of the thread scissor, and the thread head should be pulled out to the distal end. After the sutures are removed, the wound is disinfected and covered with sterile gauze.

5. As long as the sutures are strict on the skin, there will be no obvious scars, and pigmentation can be left within one year. It doesn't matter, as long as it's a summer, it's basically fine.

In addition, it is good for wounds to eat a few suckling pigeons (stewed).

Wish: Happy every day!