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Cuts or sores often in charge of the suture. Sometimes staples instead of sutures are used to keep the wound closed. Other methods of wound closure of the skin include adhesives (glue) and strips of tape. It is normal for the redness and swelling becomes evident that the sutures or staples penetrate the skin. You may also experience itching, mild irritation, pain, numbness and some drainage around the incision. The drainage should decrease after a few days. Caring for the wound to be made:

Remove the bandage

Gather the supplies you need: gauze, surgical gloves, scissors and surgical tape. Optional items you may need are Q-tips, antibiotic cream or medication received from your doctor for your incision. Put on a pair of surgical gloves. Gently and carefully loosen the ribbon around the old bandage, remove the old gauze and tape, and dispose of properly, including gloves, do not remove the sutures or staples. Suture limbs should not be cut or reduced.

Cleaning the incision

Before starting, wash your hands with soap and water. Put in another pair of surgical gloves. Use clean gauze, wash the incision area gently with soap and water. Rinse with warm water using another piece of clean gauze. Dry with a clean pad of cotton towel or air dry, do not get the incision too wet or soaked to the skin. Never scrub an incision.

Inspect incision

Inspect the suture line for signs of infection such as: separation of the incision, drainage of pus yellow or green, a change in the smell of the discharge, excessive bleeding, a hardening of the area or red lines around the incision, swelling, or an incision hot to touch. Do not ignore the warning signs of infection. Call your doctor as soon as possible if you experience any of these symptoms.

Apply the medication (if approved by your doctor) and a new bandage

If indicated by your doctor, put a thin layer of antibiotic cream around the suture line with a Q-tip or a clean gauze. If your doctor gave him medication for this purpose, be sure to follow your instructions. Place a sterile gauze pad over the incision holding it in the corners to cover their Covidien Ethicon or sutures. All parts of tape four of the platform using surgical tape. Discard gloves and all garbage in a plastic bag when finished. Be sure to wash your hands again, remember, do not use lotions, dusts or drugs without doctor's approval.

This information is not intended as medical advice and is provided for educational purposes only. Always talk to your doctor, caregiver, nurse or pharmacist before following any medical procedure to determine whether a treatment is safe and right for you.

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Is this true about girls pear-shaped?

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