Stainless steel iron rod hanging, with or without tetanus? Big guys! 20

It's better to fight, the wound is a little long. But if you take a screenshot, it's been a few days, and the wound is scarred, and it's almost healed. Do not eat soy sauce, spicy, fishy, hairy food, and thick cream. If it's completely good, it's not taboo.

Use it, because I used a knife to cut the joints of my hand, so I went to the hospital to get tetanus, the knife is stainless steel, and you are a stainless steel stick, and the rust that gets into the flesh you get into will infect, or even worse. I suggest you go and ask the doctor there (only in my opinion).

Yes, look at the surface wound area is relatively large, and there are bacteria on the stainless steel iron rod, which is more safe to fight only tetanus.

It's best to get a shot, just in case, even stainless steel has rust and bacteria, even if it is disinfected, you can use alcohol or iodine, and the wound looks not small or go for it. Hope you get soon**.

If the depth of the wound is more than 1 cm, it is recommended that you must go for tetanus, and if it is relatively shallow, it should also be disinfected

Look at your deep and long wound, it should need to be beaten. If there is iodophor around, wipe it down and disinfect it first.

Go to the hospital to see if you have tetanus or not should be decided by the doctor based on the actual situation.

It's okay, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs if you don't worry.

One point to fight! Avoid infection.

It's pretty deep, so let's fight to prevent accidents.

Hurry to the hospital, your body is important, you can't be sloppy, do you want to ask the doctor's advice.

I think you'd better go to the hospital.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination, medication, and infection prevention.

It is best to go for the fight, because accidentally being scratched by the iron sheet has the possibility of causing infection with tetanus bacilli, so specialize.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital to give intramuscular tetanus antitoxin for prophylaxis** to prevent accidents.

Added: Tetanus:

Tetanus is a toxic disease of the nervous system caused by tetanus bacillus exotoxin, which is characterized by progressive development of muscle rigidity, accompanied by episodic exacerbations, and if not timely**, the mortality rate is about 10 to 40%.

Pathogenesis. Tetanus is caused by infection with the tetanus bacillus. Tetanus bacilli is a gram-positive sporogenic anaerobic bacterium that is widely dispersed in soil and is also found in faeces. Tetanus spores alone are not enough to cause the disease, and the presence of other bacteria or fragments of foreign objects such as wood or glass must be present at the same time.

Tetanus bacilli only breed in anaerobic wounds and do not spread elsewhere, but the bacteria produce exotoxins that can cause neurotoxicity. When the toxin acts on the brainstem and spinal cord, specific muscle spasms occur due to contraction of both agonist and antagonist muscles.

If the stainless steel nails are not contaminated with soil, tetanus infection is unlikely. In daily life, whoever breaks the flesh will go to tetanus! But the wound is contaminated with soil, and it is better to hit it when it is convenient, just in case.

Tetanus tends to occur in dirty and deep wounds, mainly thorough debridement treatment, your this needs to be beaten, and it is red and swollen.

No tetanus, it'll be fine after a while

You don't need to take a shot, just pay attention to wound hygiene.

Scratches made of stainless steel are slower than other normal injuries, but I promise it's okay.

It's not that serious, it's okay if you don't get infected.

Let's go to the hospital and have a look, it's okay if I'm small, I often get scratched skin.

Look at the depth of the wound, if the wound is deep, you must have a tetanus vaccine.

Depending on the size of the wound, you don't need to hit the wound like the line, but the deeper wound and the one with severe pain should be hit.

Look at the size of the wound. If the wound is too small for you to treat yourself, of course you don't. If the wound is to be treated in the hospital, then you have to ask the doctor's opinion, and if you want to sew it, you will naturally have to get vaccinated.

Now it is recommended that as long as it is not a line, the wound should be beaten. After all, vaccines are not expensive, and tetanus mortality is high.

Hello. Tetanus bacilli are anaerobic bacteria that need to multiply in the absence of oxygen to cause tetanus. If the wound is small and deep, it is possible to get tetanus, and if your wound is not deep, the possibility of getting tetanus is very small, and if you are not worried, you can also get an injection to prevent it.

The wound should be carefully cleaned and disinfected to prevent inflammation.