Prevention and medical treatment of Panaris

Prevention and medical treatment of Panaris

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Idena ti funfun through the reduction of risk factors such as:

  • avoid biting your nails and the small skin around them;
  • avoid pushing back the cuticles;
  • wear gloves for manual work.
  • treat small wounds that are potential entry points for germs. It is important to wash and disinfect them with an antiseptic, to put on a bandage, and if necessary remove the thorns and splinters with sterilized tweezers)

Awọn itọju iṣoogun

Itoju ti funfun requires medical attention as complications can occur with improper treatment.

  • In all cases, it is necessary to check that its ajesara against tetanus are up to date and tell your doctor because a re-vaccination is necessary if the last injection was more than ten years old.
  • At the inflammatory or catarrhal stage, the doctor prescribes oral antibiotics active on staphylococcus, such as penicillin (Orbénine®) or macrolide (Pyostacine®), local treatments such as dressings based on antibiotics of the Fucidin type ® or Mupiderm®, as well as finger baths in an antiseptic (Hexomedine®). An improvement must imperatively be noted within 48 hours. Otherwise, you must consult your doctor again urgently.
  • At the collection stage, surgical treatment consists of excising all necrotic tissues and purulent areas under local or locoregional anesthesia. They will be cultured for bacteriological analysis in order to determine the germ in question and its sensitivity to antibiotics (= antibiogram). An appropriate antibiotic treatment can then be put in place.

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