Patient's question:
Treatment and Effect: The child's head was injured but didn't require stitches, no major issues were found without treatment, regarding what kind of assistance is needed: The child's head was injured but didn't require stitches, any major issues can be ignored.Doctor's answer:
The skin is the body's protective barrier. If it gets rusted, it needs to be sterilized promptly to resolve the issue. The scalp has a rich blood supply, so if it gets rusted, it is likely to cause persistent skin breakdown. It should be treated with debridement and re-bandaging to prevent recurrence, while also protecting the wound to prevent infection.Medical advice: It is recommended that you take them to the hospital for a thorough examination, undergo wound cleaning and debridement, and receive a tetanus vaccine. Follow the doctor's guidance for wound dressing changes and anti-infection treatment. Currently, focus on comforting the child, protecting the wound area, and preventing further injury. Increase nutrition. Wishing a speedy recovery!