What should I use to reduce inflammation on wounds

Bumps and bruises are inevitable in life, and many people will have wounds on their bodies after bumps and bruises. These wounds are particularly prone to inflammation if not treated properly, and in severe cases may even cause tetanus infection. Many doctors recommend that you must get a tetanus shot if you have a wound, but there are always many people who think that a tetanus shot is not necessary for a minor wound. However, anti-inflammatory treatment is still necessary. So what anti-inflammatory treatment should be used for the wound?

If the wound is infected, you need to treat the wound first. If the wound has not healed, you can apply gentian violet to dry it first. If you think it looks ugly, you can use hydrogen peroxide to disinfect it. Personally, I think gentian violet is more effective. Do not get the treated wound wet or cover it. After treating the wound, you can take broad-spectrum antibiotics. If you are not allergic, penicillin is the first choice. If you are allergic to penicillin, you can choose erythromycin or cephalosporin antibiotics, but do not take them excessively. Take them for a maximum of one week, because wound healing mainly depends on your own recovery ability, and antibiotics only play an auxiliary role.

For wound infection, oral antibiotics are secondary, and regular dressing changes are primary. It is recommended to take oral antibiotics such as amoxicillin and roxithromycin under the guidance of local doctors. It is recommended to choose effective antibiotics based on bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests.

Suggestions:

Regular dressing changes are the most important: rinse with hydrogen peroxide and then rinse thoroughly with saline. Disinfect the wound with iodine, apply sterile gauze, and change the dressing every three days. If the wound does not heal for a long time, consider applying Shengji Yuhong Powder externally. Let the local Chinese medicine doctor prescribe it for you.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital for outpatient treatment. It is best to find the doctor who performed the surgery on you. If it is just a wound infection and not an internal infection, then it is not a big problem. Therefore, you must now clarify whether it is a wound infection or an internal infection that is causing pus to come out from the outside.

Suggestions:

Generally, taking medicine alone is not effective. You need to change the medicine every day and take antibiotics at the same time. Antibiotics that target skin bacteria, such as cefadroxil, can be used. You must see a doctor. I am most worried that you may have an infection inside. Not sure about the follow-up question.