For those who regularly use motorcycles, injuries from exhaust pipes may be one of the common problems. Many people who often have this problem may not know the correct way to deal with the wound, whether it be first aid, reducing the risk of scarring.
Most motorcycle exhaust pipe wounds are not very deep, red and swollen, and may develop blisters when peeled off. The wound will be pink and ooze fluid, which may take about 2-3 weeks for the wound to heal.
In cases where the wound from the pipe is not severe, such as a slight burning sensation, slight swelling, or a small blister, โปรโมชั่นพิเศษจาก UFABET สมัครตอนนี้ รับโบนัสทันที, the person with the wound should provide first aid according to the following steps:
- After removing jewelry or clothing from the wound area, wash the wound with saline or room temperature water. Make sure that the water used is clean. You can also use a cloth soaked in clean water to apply to the wound area. Wash or apply the compress for about 10–15 minutes.
- Apply petroleum jelly to the wound, applying it about 2–3 times/day.
- For people with blisters, avoid puncturing or picking at the wound to prevent infection. If the wound breaks, clean it with soap and water and apply antibiotics.
- After the wound has cooled down, cover the wound with a wound dressing and, if possible, try to elevate the affected area.
- If you have pain, take pain relievers to relieve the symptoms, such as paracetamol or ibuprofen.
However, once the wound is completely dry, it is necessary to take care of it with scar products regularly to allow skin cells to create and rearrange tissue, reduce dark raised marks that may occur, and reduce the chances of scarring or contractures that will affect body movement. It should be applied continuously for about 3-6 months or until the wound fades.