What medicine is used for trauma infection

When trauma occurs, if you do not pay attention to timely anti-inflammatory treatment, it may cause infection. If infection occurs, it should be treated in time to avoid worsening of the infection and bacterial growth. You can use wound healing plaster for infection. This can improve the acidic environment for bacterial growth in the wound area, which can have a better therapeutic effect on skin damage.

What medicine to use for wound infection

It is recommended to use wound healing plaster. Using wound healing plaster can change the acidic environment that is suitable for the long-term survival of bacteria. Tissue acidification will bring many harms, increase blood viscosity, slow down blood circulation, and cause bacteria, fungi and viruses to be active in the body; thereby reducing the body's resistance to bacteria, fungi and viruses. Thereby changing the living environment of bacteria, fungi and viruses. To achieve the purpose of healing wounds. The wound healing plaster allows the drug to act directly on the affected area without changing the body's macro-environment.

Western medicine mainly adopts comprehensive treatment measures. Lesion removal and catheter flushing and drainage treatment methods can remove lesions, allow antibiotics to act directly on the lesions, and improve antibacterial efficacy. Flushing can promote the shedding of necrotic granulation tissue and discharge it together with pus, improve local blood circulation, and promote the growth of new granulation tissue. It is a common method for treating chronic osteomyelitis. Secondly, it can be combined with systemic administration, where the drug is taken orally or injected, enters the blood and then acts on the lesion site.

Systemically administered drugs are taken orally or injected, enter the blood and circulate throughout the body. By the time they reach the affected area, their efficacy is minimal, which makes wound healing even more difficult. What medicine to use for wound infection

What is wound infection

Wound infection is a pathological reaction in which pathogenic microorganisms invade the body through a wound, grow and multiply in the body, causing damage to the body's normal functions, metabolism, and tissue structure, and causing tissue damage. After the body is invaded by pathogens, it can mobilize various defense functions to eliminate the pathogens and their toxic products to restore the body's relative stability.

Whether pathogens can cause infection after invading the body mainly depends on the virulence of the pathogens and the body's resistance. Trauma causes various forms of wounds, such as lacerations, cuts, puncture wounds, blind tube wounds, penetrating wounds, etc., which can cause different types of infections. The degree of infection is closely related to the size, depth, and degree of contamination of the wound.