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Insertion of foreign body glass
While I was playing in the cricket ground a piece of glass was inserted below my ankle and got removed automatically after 2 seconds of bleeding. It only gone 6 mm inside my foot.What would happen? Septic or Nothing? Or I should use a bandage? What are the Symptoms of infection or Septic? I was vaccinated with tt injection 8 months ago, Again I have to vaccinate it?
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Non need of TT ...just HV small cleaning with dettol h2o2 ...watch for rebleeding and pus..that's it
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The booster dose is taken after 6 months if indicated. In your case since it is a glass piece on the ground it is preferable to take the booster dose. Clean and keep the wound clean and avoid any contaminants over the wound. apply a bandage for the next 2 days and you can remove it after, but regularly clean the wound(daily). If the wound is infected there will be pus which will come from the site of the wound. If the condition persists or worsens visit the ER at the earliest.
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