It is inevitable that there will be some bumps in life. Every time people make a wound, they will wrap it with gauze, but many people never know when they can take it off when they wrap it with gauze. Then can the gauze be removed after 3 days of sewing? How many days after sewing the gauze? Let's have a look.

Can the gauze be removed after sewing for 3 days? There is no clear conclusion whether the gauze can be removed after 3 days of sewing, mainly depending on the position of your wound. For example, the gauze on the head and face can be taken out within 1 day after the stitches are removed, because the wound healing ability of the head and face is very strong. For the wound on the trunk, gauze can be taken out within 2 days after stitches are removed. It usually takes 3 days to remove stitches after limb wounds heal, because limb wounds heal the slowest. However, if the wound is still swollen during suture removal, the suture removal time needs to be extended by 1-2 days.

Take off the gauze for a few days after sewing to see your recovery. One is to follow the doctor's advice. If the wound is big and the suture time is short, be sure to pack gauze. If you don't pack gauze, it will be more troublesome once you get infected. It is suggested that the wound can be exposed if it is not red, swollen and inflamed, but it should be disinfected every day, and it is best not to get wet until 1~3 days after stitches are removed.

Changing gauze after sewing is like changing gauze after sewing. This problem is mainly the decision to see a doctor. Usually on the third day after sewing, the doctor will call in to change the gauze. If it is summer, they may try to change the gauze as often as possible. In the future, according to the wound healing situation, the time for changing gauze may be extended to about five days.