The treatment steps for blisters after skin rupture are as follows:
1. Cleaning and Disinfection: Use warm water and mild soap to clean the area around the blister, gently dry the skin, and avoid excessive friction. Wipe the damaged area with disinfectants such as iodine, iodine solution, and medical alcohol to ensure thorough disinfection and reduce the risk of bacterial invasion.
2. Protect the wound: If the blister is damaged and the hands are easily exposed to dust or other pollutants, it is recommended to use clean gauze or sterile dressings to wrap the area to protect the wound from external contamination. When bandaging, ensure that the dressing is clean, breathable, and avoid being too tight to prevent blood circulation disorders. Try to avoid direct contact with damaged areas by hand to reduce the risk of bacterial transmission.
3. Promoting healing and preventing infection: Under the guidance of a doctor, local application of antibiotic ointments such as erythromycin ointment, mupirocin ointment, etc. can be used to prevent infection and promote wound healing. If there are symptoms of infection such as redness, swelling, and increased pain in the wound, timely medical attention should be sought, and antibiotics such as amoxicillin capsules and azithromycin tablets should be taken orally under the guidance of a doctor. Keep the wound dry and avoid leaving it in a damp environment for a long time, such as swimming or taking long baths. Pay attention to dietary regulation, eat nutritious foods in moderation, such as beef, kiwifruit, eggs, etc., to supplement the body's nutrition and promote metabolism, which helps with wound healing.
The above steps are for reference only, and specific treatment methods should be based on individual circumstances and doctor's advice. If the wound develops severe infection or other complications, seek medical attention promptly.