How should a thermal burn on the finger with associated skin loss be managed if it shows no improvement after the application of silver sulfadiazine, framycetin, and povidone-iodine? | Apollo Pharmacy

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How should a thermal burn on the finger with associated skin loss be managed if it shows no improvement after the application of silver sulfadiazine, framycetin, and povidone-iodine?

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How should a thermal burn on the finger with associated skin loss be managed if it shows no improvement after the application of silver sulfadiazine, framycetin, and povidone-iodine?

Asked by Male, 30 · 8 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

8 days ago

Because the wound has skin loss and has not improved with silver sulfadiazine, framycetin, or povidone-iodine, it is very important to have a healthcare professional evaluate it. Using multiple topical treatments can sometimes irritate delicate, healing tissue. For now, gently wash the finger with mild soap and water, cover it with a clean, non-stick bandage, and avoid applying any more creams until a doctor examines it. They can check for deeper tissue involvement or infection to get you on the right path to healing safely.

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