#stitchescare

Post by Dr Sagar Rajkuwar – ENT Specialist Doctor, Nashik, India

Keeping stitches clean and properly covered in the initial days helps protect the wound from infection and supports faster healing. Once healing progresses, your doctor may advise when it is safe to keep the area uncovered.

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Post by Dr Sagar Rajkuwar – ENT Specialist Doctor, Nashik, India

Non-dissolvable stitches are meant to be removed after healing, and leaving them in for too long can lead to infection, irritation, or skin reactions. Timely removal and proper wound care are essential to prevent complications and ensure smooth healing.

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Post by Dr Sagar Rajkuwar – ENT Specialist Doctor, Nashik, India

A pulling or tight sensation around stitches is often a normal part of healing as new tissue forms and the skin begins to repair itself. However, severe pain, redness, or swelling should be evaluated by a doctor to rule out infection or complications.

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Dr Sagar Rajkuwar (MS-ENT) ENT Specialist | Nashik www.entspecialistinnashik.com

Post by Dr Sagar Rajkuwar – ENT Specialist Doctor, Nashik, India

After getting stitches, certain activities like heavy exercise, stretching the wound area, or getting the stitches excessively wet can delay healing and increase the risk of infection. Proper care and avoiding these activities help wounds heal faster and safely.

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Dr Sagar Rajkuwar (MS-ENT) ENT Specialist | Nashik www.entspecialistinnashik.com