Back to Accidents, first aid and treatments. A doctor or nurse will tell you when you can get your stitches wet or if they need to be kept dry. This may depend on what kind of wound and dressing you have. After this time, you can get your stitches wet briefly with a light spray such as in the shower , but they should not be soaked for example, in the bath.
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Stab wounds of the hand should not be dismissed lightly as trifles. It may well be that deep underlying structures are destroyed even if the injury is very small, hardly visible and thus seems to be negligible. As a matter of fact, such injuries are easily overlooked particularly by the patient himself and, possibly, also by an inexperienced nurse or examiner. The most serious consequences can arise from non-diagnosed complete and incomplete injuries of tendons and nerves. The authors emphasise the importance of paying close attention to complete or partial injuries of the extensor tendons and nerves. If at all possible, these should be looked after immediately.
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