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Which treatment works the best and fastest for mild ear laceration?
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First aid: For a minor laceration, wash it with soap and warm water, apply pressure to stop bleeding, apply an antiseptic such as Bacitracin or neomycin (both sold over the counter) and apply a clean dry dressing or just leave it open to air to heal.
Answered 6/24/2014
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