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no_hypocrisy

(49,041 posts)
Sat Aug 24, 2024, 09:02 AM Aug 2024

Geez, a lot of maintenance for wound care.

Got a "severely abnormal" mole and borders removed surgically yesterday. About eight stitches.

Here's my new regimen for the next 10 days:
Change the bandage twice a day.
Cleanse with hydrogen peroxide.
Apply antibiotic cream to wound.
Re-apply gauze and paper tape.
Wind with ACE bandage.
Take antibiotic pill.

So far, so good.

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Geez, a lot of maintenance for wound care. (Original Post) no_hypocrisy Aug 2024 OP
You'll have more medical care than TSF's "bullet" wound. sinkingfeeling Aug 2024 #1
Good one! no_hypocrisy Aug 2024 #2
I hope it heals with no complications. brer cat Aug 2024 #3
Thanks. It's up to me to ensure that happens. no_hypocrisy Aug 2024 #4
Until it heals it's a wide-open door localroger Aug 2024 #5
Thanks. Much appreciated. no_hypocrisy Aug 2024 #6

localroger

(3,718 posts)
5. Until it heals it's a wide-open door
Sat Aug 24, 2024, 09:59 AM
Aug 2024

...for bad stuff to get into your body and your bloodstream. Better to guard the gate well while it's open than to try to deal with the invaders once they've set up shop in your bod. Good luck and hope it heals nicely.

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