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What Medicine Should Be Taken For Injury On Foot Due To Rusty Rod?

Good evng doctor.... i was injured by a rusty rod 9 days ago.. I have taken tetanus injection on that day itself.. Its a small injury on my foot between 2 fingers... daily i am taking medicines and dressing with ointment.... bt no improvement...would u please give me some prescriptions... Thanking you....
Sat, 22 Mar 2014
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Hello,
Thank you fir posting on HCM.
The injured site may not have been managed properly leading to improper healing. Take oral antibiotic containing cefadroxyl and clavulanic acid in dosage as advised by your doctor. Also add analgesic and serratiopeptidase tablets to your treatment. Apply antibiotic cream containing mupirocin twice a day. Rarely, little scrapping of non-healing tissue is required which is called surgical debridgement.
Avoid scratching/ pricking of injured site.
Hope you get well soon.
Thank you
Dr Hardik Pitroda
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What Medicine Should Be Taken For Injury On Foot Due To Rusty Rod?

Hello, Thank you fir posting on HCM. The injured site may not have been managed properly leading to improper healing. Take oral antibiotic containing cefadroxyl and clavulanic acid in dosage as advised by your doctor. Also add analgesic and serratiopeptidase tablets to your treatment. Apply antibiotic cream containing mupirocin twice a day. Rarely, little scrapping of non-healing tissue is required which is called surgical debridgement. Avoid scratching/ pricking of injured site. Hope you get well soon. Thank you Dr Hardik Pitroda