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How to Properly Treat Infected Wounds with Pus: A Guide

If a wound is inflamed and producing pus, it is important to take the following steps for proper management: 1. **Clean the Wound**: Gently wash the area with mild soap and water to remove any debris and bacteria. Avoid using alcohol or If a wound is inflamed and producing pus, ...


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Hello: 1. Whether to apply ointment depends on the wound. If the wound is inflamed and discharging pus, it is advisable to seek medical attention. 2. For deeper abrasions, debridement and appropriate dressing and medication are necessary. It is recommended to consult a specialist...

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Recovery and Rehabilitation After Tenosynovial Giant Cell Tumor Surgery

Tenosynovial giant cell tumor I have developed a tenosynovial giant cell tumor near the proximal interphalangeal joints of my right index finger, close to the middle finger. After surgery and suture removal, when can I start rehabilitation? How should I rehabilitate? Currently, I...


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Hello: It is recommended that you consult with the surgeon who performed your operation. If everything went well during the surgery, you should be able to start rehabilitation activities—either active or passive—once the stitches are removed. You can bend and extend the joint, an...

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Is PICC Line Insertion Considered a Surgical Procedure?

Consultation on whether the placement of a peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) is classified as a surgical procedure (forwarded from the Director's mailbox)? Hello, I would like to inquire whether the placement of a Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC) is ...


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Hello: Only qualified and licensed nurses who have received professional training are permitted to perform this procedure. It is currently classified as a nursing intervention, not a surgical operation.

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Emergency Care and DNR: What Happens When Family Requests Resuscitation?

Regarding Emergency Care and DNR-2 Hello: Following up on the previous question, if this person is over 20 years old and has a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) order noted on their IC card, will the hospital still perform resuscitation in the event that the family requests it? Additional...


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Hello: There may not be a standard answer to the same question. In my opinion, ethically, I would advise family members to respect the patient's wishes and not to perform unnecessary resuscitation. However, currently, there seems to be no clear legal regulation regarding the...

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Emergency Response to DNR Orders in Young Patients: A Critical Analysis

Regarding Emergency Care and DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) Orders If someone ingests 2.5g of Imovane and is found hanging next to a signed Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order (with only their signature), and they are under 20 years old without a guardian's signature, what actions woul...


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Hello: This falls under the scope of medical ethics, and there is no standard answer. In my opinion, if the patient is under the legal age and the guardian cannot be contacted, necessary emergency care should still be provided according to medical protocols.

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Essential Care Tips for Severe Burn Recovery: A Guide for Patients

Severe Burns (Forwarded from the Director's Mailbox) Hello! I am a member of the public, Jack! Several years ago, I experienced a severe second-degree burn from scalding hot water, and the wound was quite serious. I would like to ask what precautions I should take to ensure ...


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Hello: The principles for the emergency treatment of burns are: rinse, remove, soak, cover, and transport. For second-degree burns or higher, please follow the physician's instructions for dressing changes and follow-up care. If you have any questions, it is recommended to v...

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Persistent Headaches: Are They a Result of Past Head Injury?

Persistent headache Seven years ago, while at work, I accidentally got hit on the head by a chair that was placed high up. At that time, I experienced significant pain and dizziness, but after resting, I felt fine. Now, seven years later, I have been experiencing persistent heada...


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Please visit the neurosurgery outpatient clinic for further follow-up examinations. Thank you.

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Understanding the Pain of Boils: Surgical Options and Recovery Insights

The issue of furuncles? Hello Doctor: I have been troubled by a "boil" on the left side of my buttocks for many years, with inflammation recurring in the same area, causing pain that affects my daily activities (making it difficult to sit or stand... and even sleep). I ...


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Hello: The surgical considerations depend on factors such as the size, number, and depth of the lesions. If there is a single lesion that is not large, it may be managed with local anesthesia and might not require hospitalization. However, if there are multiple or larger lesions,...

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Diabetes and Cellulitis: Risks of Inadequate Care for Injuries

Diabetes and cellulitis? Hello, the injured person is my aunt, who raised me since I was little, and I care about her very much. My aunt has diabetes, and on a rainy day, she accidentally slipped while riding her scooter. At that time, she only had a bruise on her thigh. After re...


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Diabetes is a chronic disease that can lead to poor peripheral blood circulation over time. Therefore, if there are wounds present, these wounds may be difficult to heal due to inadequate blood flow. If an infection occurs, the situation can deteriorate rapidly. Consequently, it ...

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Understanding Hairy Bumps: Treatment Options and Recovery Insights

Regarding "long-haired acne." Hello Doctor: Recently, I developed a large lump just above the anus. After examination, the doctor diagnosed it as "pilonidal cyst." However, after the doctor prescribed antibiotics, I took them for about two weeks and during the...


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Your condition may require surgical intervention, but it cannot be confirmed without an actual examination. If you still have doubts, you may seek a second opinion. It is advisable to consult a colorectal specialist.

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Managing Wound Care in Diabetic Patients: Understanding Cellulitis Risks

Diabetes and cellulitis? Hello, my family member has a wound and I want to take good care of it, but they have diabetes. I've heard that people with diabetes need to be careful when handling wounds. Is this true? It seems like two different conditions, so why are they relate...


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Diabetes is a chronic disease that can lead to peripheral circulatory issues over time. Consequently, if there are wounds present, these wounds may be difficult to heal due to poor blood circulation. If an infection occurs, the situation can deteriorate rapidly. Therefore, it is ...

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Is It Time to See a Surgeon for Worsening Wart Treatment Wound?

The wound after wart treatment has enlarged and appears less optimistic than before? Hello, I have a small red spot (about 0.1 cm) between my toes that is somewhat painful. After a month without improvement, I saw a dermatologist who diagnosed it as a "wart." After cryo...


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Hello: If you still have doubts, you may seek a second opinion, such as from an orthopedic surgeon or a general surgeon. Thank you.

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Should We Monitor a Growing Lipoma on My Mother's Ear?

Questions about sebaceous cysts? I would like to ask the doctor about my mother. She has a bump on the upper right side of her ear that feels like a sebaceous cyst. It is movable, not painful, and recently she feels that it has grown larger. She has previously shown it to a docto...


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Please follow up with the plastic surgery or general surgery department. Thank you.

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Hand Numbness After Car Accident: When to See a Doctor?

Numbness in the hand after a car accident? Hello, if you were hit by a car and, in the process of trying to avoid it, pushed against the side mirror with your hand, and now you are experiencing persistent numbness in your hand without any visible injuries, it is advisable to see ...


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Based on what you described, nerve damage cannot be ruled out, and it is advisable to seek medical attention promptly. Generally, numbness caused by a nerve contusion tends to resolve within one to two weeks, but it is still recommended to consult a physician for proper evaluatio...

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Post-Surgery Care for Hand Lacerations: Tips and Timeline

Wound care for lacerations? Hello, Dr. Huang. I was recently injured when a glass catheter punctured the palm of my hand, and I received three stitches. Since I live abroad, the local doctors explained a lot to me, but I only partially understood. It has now been five days since ...


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Generally, stitches are removed about 5 to 7 days after surgery. However, if there are special circumstances, the removal may need to be delayed. Based on your description, it is possible that the local wound appears white due to moisture, and there may be localized bruising caus...

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Knee Injury After Bike Accident: Symptoms and Treatment Insights

Knee injury from a car accident? Hello Doctor, I am really worried... About five days ago, I fell off my bike and injured my knee. At that time, there was an abrasion, redness, and swelling, and my knee was shaking and painful, making it difficult to stand straight. I went to the...


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Knee joint injuries are often accompanied by damage to the intra-articular cruciate ligaments and menisci, leading to instability and early degeneration. Please visit our orthopedic sports medicine department for diagnosis and treatment.

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Understanding Male Gynecomastia: When to Seek Surgical Consultation

Gynecomastia If a male has gynecomastia, which specialty should he consult? I was checked when I was younger but have not undergone surgery. Does health insurance cover it? I was also examined during my military service by a general surgeon who drew blood for tests, and everythin...


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Hello: Please schedule an appointment for the breast surgery outpatient clinic. Thank you.

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Redness and Bump After Scab Falls Off: Infection or Blood Accumulation?

Redness after scabbing and small blood blisters? Initially, there was an abrasion with a diameter of about 2 to 3 centimeters. After the scab fell off, it appeared white and thin. After a day or two, it suddenly started to turn red. I'm wondering if it was due to a bump that...


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Hello: Based on your description, infection is possible, but it is still advisable for you to seek medical treatment at a hospital (trauma surgery or plastic surgery). Dr. Huang Jun-Hsiung.

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Understanding Contusions and Hematomas After a Car Accident

Contusion hematoma after a car accident? Hello, Doctor: I was in a car accident at the end of August, and fortunately, I only sustained some abrasions. However, my hip bone was impacted and swelled up immediately (it was about the size of a softball at the time). After a few days...


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Hello: It is recommended that you consult with a plastic surgeon or an orthopedic surgeon. Thank you.

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Is It a Concussion? Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Help

Is this a concussion? Hello doctor, last Saturday I bumped my head against a wall, and it was quite painful at the time. Since then, I've been experiencing dizziness, although the headache has become less frequent. Nausea has been more noticeable today, and my body temperatu...


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Hello: Based on your description, a concussion is possible. I recommend that you consult a neurosurgeon. ~ Dr. Huang Jun-Hsiung

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