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Cut my foot on the reef in hawaii-was unaware of coral dangers, just rinsed it didn't scrub it-how do i know if tiny pieces are stuck/infection starts?
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Signs of infection: include increased pain or tension, swelling, discharge from the wound and discomfort when moving the affected area. You need to be alert for these signs and see a doctor if you notice them. Best wishes. Dr. Anne.
Answered 11/26/2016
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