What should I do if I accidentally scratch a mole?

Your age? Gender?

When did the mole appear?

How big is it now? Rules?

Has it been stable in recent years?

If it is, it should not be a big problem if it is inadvertently scratched once.

You can go to a regular hospital to see a doctor, and the doctor will give his opinion after examination, so that you also have a rough idea.

I'm just like you, but I was ignorant when I was a kid a few years ago, and I broke it, and then it enlarged a little bit, and I got a scar, and then I didn't get him, and I was worried about whether it would become cancerous.

It's infected, right? Use some anti-inflammatory medicine.

Analysis:

After breaking, the tissues will be directly exposed to the air, which will increase the possibility of infection. If it is a large mole that can be easily broken, it indicates the possibility of melanoma.

Guidance: It is recommended to disinfect with medical alcohol or iodine wine first, and if there are symptoms such as pus, you should go to a regular hospital for medical treatment in time and use some antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor.

It will recover, you don't have to tear the scar, otherwise it will grow so big, and it will be uneven.

Problem Analysis: Hello! The red mole you are talking about may be a hemangioma, a congenital benign tumor, or a malformed small capillary that originates from a residual embryonic angioblast and bleeds easily, so you may bleed more after scratching.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you stop bleeding and treat it now and disinfect it properly. If you still have this kind of hemangioma on your body, you can choose radiation**or freezing** in the department of a regular hospital, I hope mine can help you.

If the herpes has been broken, apply 1% gentian violet syrup; Secondary bacterial infection, topical neomycin ointment, etc.

Care for chickenpox:

Most of the children can recover quickly, and they can take traditional Chinese medicine appropriately, such as: Hua Toxin San, Banlan Root, etc., and when there is a secondary bacterial infection, antibiotics should be used. During the treatment, pay attention to the following:

Children should be isolated alone, the room should be ventilated, well-lit, and bed rest should be taken if they have a fever.

The diet should be easily digestible, vitamin-rich liquid or semi-liquid, and rest more when the fever occurs.

The quilt should not be too thick and too much, as sweating too hot will make the rash itchy. Keep clothes and bedding clean to avoid secondary infection.

Cut your nails short and keep your hands clean to reduce the chance of scratching chickenpox and causing infection. Infants and toddlers can wrap their hands in gauze or wear gloves. Patients with obvious itching can be locally wiped with carbolic acid calamine lotion or 5% sodium bicarbonate solution, and oral drugs such as chlorpheniramine and diphenhydramine can also be used.

If the herpes has been broken, apply 1% gentian violet syrup; Secondary bacterial infection, topical neomycin ointment, etc.

The chickenpox rash mainly affects the epidermis, so although the symptoms are severe, they can be healed without scarring. However, if the rash is scratched and causes a bacterial infection, it will damage the dermis, and even after chickenpox, it will leave a permanent scar.

Pay attention to the changes in the condition, if the rash persists after the high fever does not go away, accompanied by vomiting and convulsions, you should seek medical attention immediately.