Generally a bandage wouldn't be used post drainage.
A simple stoma (like) bag would be popped over the opening and left to dry out.
If the output is still high, a pressure dressing may be used, but is slightly unconventional.
there is no harm if proper precautions take during surgery to avoid infection
I'd listen to the hospital get her some pain medication if she doesn't have any and have her relax
Yes, you can apply a bandage over mupirocin ointment after applying it to a wound or infection site. This helps protect the area and keeps the medication in contact with the skin. However, if the area is large or the bandage causes irritation, it may be best to leave it uncovered to allow for proper airflow. Always follow your healthcare provider's instructions regarding bandaging and medication application.
Most people need to leave a butterfly bandage on a cut for 3 to 5 days. It depends on how severe the cut is and how long it is taking the cut to heal.
Yes you should leave cuts and scrapes uncovered, unless they are serious which can cause infection. The wind helps to heal them if you cover them they will stay moist and juice, you can also try putting some B.N.T powder on them so they will stay dry You should bandage them until they build their own protective scab. After that the scab is the bandage and will dry out and fall off when fully healed.
If your horse is bleeding through a bandage, you should leave it in place and apply another layer of bandage materials. Then call your veterinarian to discuss what is going on.
one week then you have it removed
To perform wudu with a bandage on your finger you can simply take it off or leave it on and perform wudu. It might be better that you take off so the water can clean your injury.
No. The yeast infection can remain for years if you don't get it treated.
a skinned knee that is not covered with a bandage willl heal faster. If uncovered the wound will form a scab faster. You should cover the scrape initially, then allow the wound to "breath" for a period of time. If pain subsides when the wound is covered, then at least uncover the wound while you sleep. If you leave a single bandage on for a long period of time without removing it, the bandage could scab to your scrape. As the blood dries it will hold to the bandage, and it is very painful to remove it. My advice is to cover the wound when needed, but leave it uncovered whenever possible.
If you do leave it on like i did you will start to get bumps(red). Then after when they are gone your skin will break out.Just like me
If not treated, then yes it can.