In general, it is best to have a wound attended to as soon as feasibly possible. Wounds closed after 6 hours have an increased risk of infection and may be referred for secondary closure (closure after 2-3 days of antibiotics) and extensive washout.
The longer a wound is open, the higher risk of infection. The classic teaching is anything over 6 hours should not be closed primarily. Some will extend that window with extensive cleaning to 8 or 12 hours depending on the location and sensitivity to good cosmetic or functional outcome.
In short, if you think you have a wound requiring closure, go as soon as possible to have it repaired.
It may take from a couple of days to weeks, depends how good you treat it.
usually within 24 hours at least that's what my wife the nurse says
The cover should be made up of a waterproof material, such as a flexible vinyl, and a fabric backing. There is no special effort required, just stitching the two materials together. The cover will look better if the corners are cut, mitered and stitched.
used to treat rectal prolapse.The Delorme procedure involves the resection of only the mucosa (inner lining) of the prolapsed rectum. The exposed muscular layer is then folded and stitched up and the cut edges of mucosa stitched together.
A cut doesn't have to be very deep in order to require medical care, it just has to be in a sensitive place or bleed profusely. If you have a cut that you aren't sure warrants medical treatment, it is probably better to be safe than sorry. See a doctor and have it stitched up.
A stitched up heart can symbolize resilience, healing, and the ability to mend emotional wounds. It represents overcoming adversity and finding strength through hardship.
Slang wise to get stitched up or to stitch up someone else is to betray or cheat them in a prearranged or clandestine manner. It is also a reference to the receipt of sutures to close a wound, typically a laceration or avulsion.
people stitched it up.........now its big and pretty.....waving all up in there......
A seatbelt holds you in place in case of an accident. You really don't want to hit your face on the steering wheel or windshield glass and have your face all cut up. Those scars never go away no matter how carefully they are stitched up.
To make your old denim jeans into shorts, you will need to cut the legs up to the desired length of the shorts you would like. Make sure they are laid flat and even and use a tape measure to ensure you cut them evenly. Then from there they could be stitched or hemmed, or you can leave the frays as is.
Romeo cut his hair because,he thought it was time for him to grow up and cut his hair.
It depends on how bad the cut is. If the cut is severe enough that the jewelry won't stay in, you need to get it stitched up and repierced, IN A DIFFERENT LOCATION (it doesn't have to be much different, just enough different you're not piercing into scar tissue) after it heals. If it's not a severe cut, use whatever aftercare your piercer recommended when you got the industrial to heal the cut, and be very gentle so your jewelry won't pull through.
Get a sterile gauze pad or clean cloth to wrap around the wound. Then squeeze your cut finger hard with your other hand. Keep this direct pressure on for 10-15 minutes. If the bleeding hasn't stopped, get to a doctor to get it stitched up.
You can wash your hands any time you like. just take it easy around the site where you have been stitched up.