Somewhat: One should expect complete healing in 6 weeks. If the scab is still present, I recommend that you stop putting anything on it for a couple of weeks. If the scab is persistent, it may mean that there may be some complication preventing complete healing.
Answered 9/30/2018
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Throw away the antib: Triple antibiotic, also bacitracin and neosporin, are useless. Worse, they may interfere with healing and cause allergic reactions. The "scab" may be just dry skin. Wounds on the ankle are often slow to heal. Depends on nature of wound, size, depth, vascular and other health factors. A dermatologist will help you.
Answered 10/1/2018
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