If it is a minor cut: And you treated it immediately, i wouldn't be concerned. If it begins to develop increased pain, redness or swelling, you need to have it evaluated by a physician.
Answered 3/31/2023
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Considerations: Is your tetanus up to date (within 10 years) ? Next, never, never use alcohol as it causes damage to tissues as does peroxide, betadine, bleach, hibiclens. Cleanse skin breaks with gentle soap and water and then cover with a bandage changed every other day. No way to tell if serious unless you have lost function or sensation. If you are healthy and do not disturb it, it will likely heal well.
Answered 4/27/2013
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Stop alcohol: Alcohol is detrimental to wound healing. Use local hygiene soap and water. Cover with over the counter antibiotic oinment then band aid. Check your tetanus status.
Answered 12/28/2014
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