What should I do if my finger wound becomes festered?

Our skin is very fragile, and in many cases, a thin piece of paper may cut your finger, and if you are not careful, it will cause great harm to our body, resulting in bleeding. Larger wounds are not easy to heal, and the wounds are prone to festering, so timely treatment must be carried out. So, what should you do if your finger wounds fester?

1. First, observe the suppuration of the wound to determine whether the suppuration is serious, whether there are symptoms of internal suppuration, whether tissue necrosis has occurred, etc.

2. For patients with mild symptoms of wound suppuration, normal saline is generally used to rinse the patient's wound to remove the pus that affects wound healing. After cleaning, iodine is applied for anti-inflammatory and disinfection. At the same time, some anti-inflammatory and anti-infection antibiotics can be taken orally according to the doctor's instructions.

3. For some patients with more serious wound suppuration, long-term infection may cause tissue necrosis. For this type of wound suppuration, we need to first clean the patient's necrotic tissue to avoid worsening of the wound infection. After cleaning the pus, use saline solution to clean the wound, and use Yu’s Wound Repair Recipe and other medicines to quickly repair the wound for treatment.

4. For some wounds with pus, there is a water-like wave inside the wound, which means that the suppuration is serious and you need to go to the hospital to cut the wound open, drain the pus and then suture it.

If your wound becomes festered, you must seek timely treatment. If not treated, the wound will not heal and inflammation may occur. During the period when the wound is festering, patients must not touch water. If they touch water, it will easily aggravate the festering phenomenon of the wound. This must be paid attention to.