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I have an open wound (a deep abrasion injury) on the dorsum of my right big toe and wanted to ask advice on further management. i have been washing with salt water and dressing with supiroban, wound powder and plasters. ?
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Open wound : This is a type of thing you need to see to provide advice. Some questions that need answering Is it infected? Does it need stitches?
Answered 4/27/2020
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