Things to note after nail removal for paronychia

Many people cut their nails frequently. Every time I cut my nails, they are cut very short, even close to the inguinal area. At this time, when the nails grow longer, they will stick to the flesh. The longer they grow, the deeper they will dig into the flesh, which will make the patient feel painful. Moreover, when doing examinations in the hospital, doctors usually recommend that patients remove the nails. So what are the precautions after removing the nails for paronychia?

Because more and more people have bad shoe wearing habits. The occurrence of paronychia is very frequent. I think only people who have suffered from paronychia can understand the pain. It hurts every time I cut my nails. The fastest way to treat paronychia is probably surgery.

First point. After paronychia surgery, be sure to keep the affected area dry. Remember not to let the part of the nail you plucked get wet. If it gets wet, it may cause inflammation or other more serious conditions. So remember to pay attention to the dryness of the affected area. If it gets wet accidentally, be sure to disinfect it and re-wrap it.

Second point. Patients who have undergone paronychia surgery should also pay attention to their diet. Don't eat overly spicy food. Eat more foods rich in vitamins. Promotes nail growth. Stimulating food can irritate the wound and cause inflammation.

The third point. Patients who have undergone surgery for paronychia. Please note that although you can wear shoes after a week, you must wear loose shoes to avoid squeezing the affected area. When you must go out, you can wear loose, soft slippers. Patients still need more rest. Avoid further bleeding.