Does the edema caused by paronychia not go away?

If the local swelling is severe, or even red, swollen, or oozing, it is necessary to go to the general surgery department of the hospital, or the hand and foot surgery department or emergency surgery department for treatment as soon as possible. The doctor will anesthetize the root of the finger, make a local incision, and drain the fluid, and may need to remove part of the nail and change the dressing regularly. A small number of patients also require oral antibiotics**, and commonly used drugs are cephalosporin antibiotics or penicillin antibiotics.

If paronychia is not swollen severely, anti-inflammatory drugs such as iodophor solution, Baiduobang, or iodine alcohol can be used to disinfect and then use alcohol to deiodate, and try not to move your fingers too much. Over time, inflammation gradually resolves. During the ** period, you should not eat excessively spicy food, nor should you drink alcoholic beverages, etc.

Paronychia symptoms of swelling, patients can soak their hands or feet in warm water, or add an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide to the water, which has the effect of reducing local pain and swelling.

If patients with acute paronychia have only a mild local inflammatory reaction and no abscess formation, they can be directed to flush the affected area with a solution containing aluminum acetate or chlorhexidine. In patients with chronic paronychia, which may be associated with Candida infection, antifungal drugs are used**.

If an abscess has formed locally, you should go to the hospital in time for pus drainage, and take anti-inflammatory drugs** on time after treatment, such as cefixime dispersible tablets, amoxicillin capsules, etc., to prevent local infection.

There are two ways to reduce swelling in paronychia, including conservative** and surgical**. Different patients have different conditions of paronychia infection, such as conservative** including soaking wet compresses, using anti-infective drugs, scraping, etc., and generally choose this method for non-severe paronychia.

Another surgical method** is suitable for patients with severe paronychia and early anti-infection** who do not respond to conservative treatment, as well as incision and drainage after abscess formation. Commonly used surgeries include simple nail extraction and iodine wet compress, paroxyloid groove reconstruction, and partial nail bed methylectomy.

This situation should still be inflamed, otherwise it will not be bad for a long time. It is recommended that you go to the hospital again, and you can go directly to the dressing change room, where the medical staff can clean it up for you.

Then what you mean is that the place in the flesh of the nail has been swollen, if it is still swollen there, then you see if there are still nails that have not been picked out, he has grown deeper, and it is still in the flesh, or it is dotted in the buckle, or there is a residual nail in which it is swollen, I have had that experience, and then I buckle it in.

I had paronychia, I scrubbed it with white vinegar and rhubarb powder, it was better in a week, and I haven't done it for ten years, and it is not swollen. You'd better see a doctor.

Paronychia is a common inflammation that often affects the toes of the human body, and after paronychia, the toes will become pus, swollen and painful, and the pain is believed to be felt only by the patients themselves. Once paronychia appears, it is necessary to go to the hospital for anti-inflammatory treatment in timeWhat to do if paronychia does not go away

What to do if paronychia does not go down 1. Trim your nails.

Generally speaking, paronychia is generally caused by the injury of the surrounding tissues of the toenail, so the first thing you should do at this time is to trim the injured nail to ensure that it will not be affected by the toenail again.

2. Rub iodophor.

After trimming the contaminated nails, and then cleaning the surface, you need to rub the toenails with salt water and iodine to ensure that the nails are cleaned and will not be contaminated by bacteria.

3. Sprinkle pearl powder.

After you have wiped iodophor, you must use a toothpick to sprinkle some pearl powder on the wound, so that the wound can quickly scab over, and it can also play an anti-inflammatory role.

4. Pay attention to personal hygiene.

You must wear clean socks later, clean socks have fewer bacteria, so you can quickly remove these bacteria and viruses, which can help you solve this problem quickly, and can also avoid bacteria from invading your toes again, so as to avoid pus again.

What are the causes of paronychia Paronychia is caused by the invasion of Staphylococcus aureus by the damage to the nail groove ** tissue, and the injury is caused by the toe (fingernail) clipping is too short, wearing inappropriate shoes or the toes have been traumatized, in addition, infection fungi, body obesity, etc. are also the predisposing factors of paronychia, which need to be noted. The pathogen is mainly Staphylococcus aureus that is commonly present on the surface of **. Infection can occur after a variety of minor injuries to the hand, such as puncture wounds, abrasions, small cuts, deep nail clipping, and barbs of the new skin.

There are many causes of paronychia, such as cutting the toenail too short, and the soft tissue next to it will grow upwards because it is not covered by the toenail, and as a result, the toenail grows out and pierces into the soft tissue. Due to playing football, collisions, smashes, etc., the toes are damaged, affecting the nail bed or nails. Fungal infections and obesity are also predisposing factors.

When paronychia develops, the subcutaneous tissue on one side of the nail becomes red, swollen, and painful, some of which may resolve on its own, while others rapidly suppurate. Pus spreads from one side of the nail sulcus to the subcutaneous and contralateral nail sulcus at the base of the nail, forming a semicircular abscess. Paronychia usually has no systemic symptoms, and if it is not incised and drained, the abscess can spread to the subungual and become a subungual abscess, where yellowish-white pus can be seen, separating the nail from the nail bed.

Subungual abscesses can be caused by direct nail puncture by a foreign body or infection by a traumatic hematoma under the fingernails. If left untreated, it can become chronic paronychia or chronic osteomyelitis of the phalanges. In chronic paronychia, there is a small sinus opening next to the nail sulcus, and granulation tissue protrudes outward.

Chronic paronychia can sometimes be secondary to a fungal infection.

Summary: For people with paronychia many times, pruning is a palliative rather than a cure. Sticking it to the surface of the nail can pull out the nail that grows in the flesh and let the nail grow until it covers the front edge of the toe, so that the nail will not grow into the flesh anymore.

Paronychia is usually caused by punctures, abrasions, ingrown nails, or removal of "inverted spurs" from the nail groove and nearby tissues. Subungual abscesses are often secondary to infection caused by spread paronychia or infection caused by subungual puncture wounds or crush injuries to the fingertips, and the causative bacteria are mainly Staphylococcus aureus.

In the early stage, measures such as warm compresses, physiotherapy, and external application can be used, and iotamine drugs or antibiotics can be used.

Or use Shunkang to clear the nail film, once a day, which is more convenient.

If there is already pus, a longitudinal incision and drainage can be made at the nail sulcus. When the infection has affected the subcutaneous area of the nail group, a longitudinal incision can be made on each side of the nail groove, the nail root epithelium can be turned up, the nail root is removed, and a small piece of petroleum jelly gauze or latex sheet can be placed for drainage. If pus has accumulated under the nail bed, the nail should be removed or the nail on the abscess cavity should be cut off.

Care should be taken to avoid damaging the nail bed when extracting nails, so as to avoid deformities of the nascent nails in the future.

Paronychia caused by improper nail operation, now I cut the nail short, cut out the small piece of nail on the top of the meat, disinfect it with iodine and hydrogen peroxide once a day, 30 minutes each time, the key to paronychia is to choose the right method, you can use the Chinese herbal medicine Shunkang Qing nail mask to apply.

1. Cut the toenail frequently, cut it into an arc, do not leave the tip of the toenail on both sides of the nail groove, do not cut the nail groove casually, and find that the toes are squeezed with each other and should be separated by an appropriate amount of disinfectant cotton and soft objects in the toe gap, so that the toes can develop normally and prevent the compression of the toenail from piercing into the nail groove.

2. Pay attention to the maintenance of your fingers, wash your hands and rub some petroleum jelly or skin care cream before going to bed, which can enhance the disease resistance around the nail groove.

3. Develop good hygiene habits, do not pull out the barbs at will, once the barbs appear, use scissors to cut, and do not pull them out hard.

4. If you cut your nails too short and have minor wounds on your fingers, you can apply iodine tincture and wrap them with sterile gauze to avoid infection.

5. You use nail disease essence to disinfect, dig out the treasure, and then stuff cotton, be patient, shoes should be breathable, and you can't cover your feet.

Dude, you're good, I've pulled my nails four times, and it's still not good, and it's still growing in, and this lump of flesh is still swollen.

When paronychia does not form pus at the beginning, local can be used with ichthyolide ointment, golden loose paste and other dressings or ultra-short wave, infrared and other physiotherapy, and antibacterial drugs such as R compound xinazole. When pus has formed, surgery should be performed in addition to antimicrobials. For unilateral subcutaneous abscesses, incision and drainage can be made next to the nail sulcus; Bilateral subcutaneous abscesses require bilateral drainage.

Guidance: The abscess at the root of the nail is often difficult to fully drain the subungual pus by simply lifting **, and it is necessary to separate and extract part or even the whole nail (but not too much damage to its basal tissue, so as not to lose the ability to regenerate the nail in the future).Anesthesia should be done proximal to block the digital nerve with lidocaine. Infiltration anesthesia should not be performed in the vicinity of the lesion.

Did you go to a specialized ** hospital to see a doctor?

If it's not that doctors usually prescribe useless drugs for your money, you'd better find a special ** hospital to have a look.

Paronychia swelling and pain, which should be the nail pushed up or ground to the nail groove, causing inflammation, internal tissue fluid oozing, causing edema, similar to the feeling of a nail being smashed.

If there is pus, it is best to drain the pus first, and then it can be disinfected to stop bleeding; If there is no pus, it can be disinfected with iodophor, and then anti-inflammatory with Baiduobang or erythromycin ointment.

It is best to separate the nails from the flesh with dry cotton to avoid wear and tear during exercise. Cotton is replaced on time every day.

If the nails are deeply rooted in the flesh and there is no way to stuff cotton, you can cut off the part that is pierced first, and then use a pull-pull sticker (this is specially for correcting ingrown nails, as the nails grow, the nails in the potential flesh are guided out), and at the same time, you can assist in playing some cotton.

Recently, I walked less, reduced inflammation every day, and after the nails have grown, pay attention to the correct way to trim my nails.