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So yesterday I was cruising along the fence at groenies , hit the first jump sweetly,feeling strong I jumped some large roots,as i was coming down I landed on an embankment as a result my bike gave way and I hit the dirt big time.

So now my whole right side is scraped badly especially my arm, how do i treat these wounds

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Detol and wire brush.

 

That's for drunk bikers on a Saturday night.

 

Dilute some detol with water and clean it.Get some Bactroban antiseptic cream and put some on the graze.

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+1 for Bactroban - good stuff. Also, if you lost a lot of skin and have oozing in those areas it will cause clothes to stick to those areas. Your bigger pharmacies stock a wide range of dessings. Find something non-stick that draws out moisture. These dressings are usually used on burns. Ask the pharmacist if you are unsure. These dressings will help the wounds heal in half the time.

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+1 for Bactroban - good stuff. Also, if you lost a lot of skin and have oozing in those areas it will cause clothes to stick to those areas. Your bigger pharmacies stock a wide range of dessings. Find something non-stick that draws out moisture. These dressings are usually used on burns. Ask the pharmacist if you are unsure. These dressings will help the wounds heal in half the time.

shot dude , I was thinking about those paraffin dressings that you would use for burns.
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shot dude , I was thinking about those paraffin dressings that you would use for burns.

If its hectic roasties then paraffin gauze,not so hectic cap full of savlondettol in the bath,dont dunk your head under the water.Savlon/dettol not good for inner ear. :thumbup:

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I am a delivery skipper and we use sugar /not a scientist just know we always use sugar if it is a possible infectious wound - really never even have dettol or bactroban cream with me on deliveries

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Only take a small bottle of Hydrogen peroxide topical spray, which as for dettol make sure you use the right one they make surface cleaning products too, Merbromin's is probably what you really want to use..

 

Antiseptics are applied to living skin or tissue to prevent infection, whereas disinfectants are applied to surfaces

 

 

Edited by greenlight

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