Dietary Recommendations After an Eye Injury

How to Handle a Flesh Bulge After Wound Recovery

For a 6-month-old baby, falling down can result in a facial skin injury. If the wound is large or bleeding excessively, it’s important to stop the bleeding and consider professional medical treatment. In daily care, pay attention to the baby’s safety and provide adequate nutrition and calcium to promote growth and development.

A 7-year-old child fell and sustained a forehead bruise, inquiring about scarring and treatment methods.

Today, while I was at home watching my child, the child said they were hungry, so I made them some food. Afterward, I heard the child crying, and it turned out they had spilled boiling water on their foot. I rinsed the child’s foot with cold water. Later, blisters formed on the child’s foot. What should you do if a child gets a burn on their foot?

Accidentally dropping resin on a wound can cause burns or exacerbate inflammation. Pay attention to any changes in the wound and seek medical attention promptly if there are any. If the resin is corrosive, it may cause a burning sensation and require pain medication for treatment.

A child of 1 year and 4 months old may experience small white dots after the healing of a facial scratch. This could be a normal part of the repair process. It is important to avoid scratching and keep the wound clean, observing for a few days to see if it disappears naturally. If the white dots persist, it is recommended to consult a doctor.

Nine days ago, the inner side of my left thigh was bitten by a horse, but there was no skin breakage through the clothing. The doctor at the emergency clinic in the UK said there was no skin breakage and treated it as a common closed wound. I was worried about whether I needed to get serum injections. Upon returning home, the doctor asked if I had received a rabies vaccine. The wound has now healed with a slight itching sensation, and I have been taking anti-inflammatory shots for a week.

The child’s eyelid was injured two days ago, and there was no swelling yesterday. Today, the area around the wound is red and swollen, worse than yesterday. How should it be handled?

Discuss the healing process and potential scarring of a 4-year-old’s ear injury after a haircut.