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Surgical wound care? Keep it clean and dry. You can wash it daily with plain old soap and water on a washcloth. BUT don not put it under water by sitting in a pool, bathtub or such. A shower is fine to wash it but then dry promptly and cover with a clean dressing. As long as the staples, stitches are in it is vunderable to infection and sitting in water just adds to the risk. A shower is better, esp if you can avoid the area as much as possible. what about it? Avoid the sun...... depends where it is on your body. keep the area clean, change the dressing often, don't over strech the area to avoid ripping stitches out. do what ? ? just keep it clean i guess. yes................and your question is what exactly????????? Keep the area clean and covered. Do not try to remove stitches yourself. Wash your hands often. Do not apply pressure to that area. Avoid getting it wet in the early stages. Keep clean/dry. ok what about it? I have had 50 surgeries, so if you need help just let me know. |
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