Wound Management

Splinters

Splinters

Splinters are foreign objects which are partly or completely lodged into the skin. Generally, splinters are wood, but also glass, metal and plastic. In most cases, you can remove a splinter without medical care. Remember that splinters contain germs. If not removed, it can trigger an infection. Oftentimes, splinters require removal by a healthcare professional,

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Catfish sting

A catfish sting typically occurs after treading on it or holding the fish after catching one. A catfish is a variety of fish with whiskers bulging from a region around the mouth. They also have peripheral spines close to their fins. These fish are not essentially dangerous. Remember though that both salt and freshwater catfish

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What is gangrene?

Gangrene is a serious ailment characterized by disrupted or lack of blood supply which cause the body tissues to die. This condition can involve any body part but usually begins in the feet, toes, hands and fingers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rafAgW0TKeY The condition can also develop after an injury, long-term condition or infection that involves the blood circulation.

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