What to do if you bleed from being pricked by wire

If you are pricked by wire and bleed, you should pay attention to cleaning and disinfecting the wound to prevent infection. After cleaning the wound, you can use a Band-Aid to bandage the wound to prevent bacteria from entering the wound and reduce the chance of infection.

If the skin tissue is pierced by wire and bleeds, it means that the epidermis of the skin is damaged. During this period, the wound area of ​​the skin should be cleaned well. Clean water should be used to completely clean the pollutants in the wound. After cleaning, hydrogen peroxide or iodine tincture can be used for local disinfection to prevent the patient's wound from infection. Due to the different depths and sizes of wounds, they will be treated differently when bandaging. For smaller wounds, Band-Aids can be used to bandage the wound area. For larger wounds, Band-Aids cannot cover them well. Professional medical gauze can be used to bandage the wound to prevent bacteria, moisture or other pollutants from entering the wound.

The wire is inserted deep and the wound is large. It is difficult to clean it at home. It is best to go to a local hospital or professional clinic in time and have a professional doctor do the corresponding cleaning work to reduce the chance of infection. If the wound is large, it needs to be accompanied by a tetanus injection.