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Good afternoon,
My husband faced a deglove accident in foot .
I want to know that how many months will take for skin come from knee to ankle.
Note-I have not money for skin grafting.
Spend more money on this
Thnx
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Degloving injury takes more time to heal some injuries might not heal they remain large scar in case of your husband it takes time months to year sometimes, based on severity and degree of injury
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go for skin grating if you can afford,
keep wound area clean
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It depends on the severity of the wound.
Present condition of the wound
Don't delay it
It may lead to severe infection & further complication.
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Hiii
If the degloving injury is deep and more extensive would like to suggest get a skin grafting done ( good govt hospitals ) without that it will lead to permanent scarring, delayed healing high chances of infection wich can lead to secondry complications.
With a good skin graft skin will start healing in 2-3 months and within a year it will be a healthy looking skin with minimum pigmentation.
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Depends on wound severity
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Without a skin graft the healing will be very slow and may take months, also there will be more chances of infection. You can go to a general surgeon or orthopedic surgeon in a government hospital where expenses will be very less
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Hlo, It will take minimum 1 month to heal, you would need to take proper care for the hygiene and do wound care as changing dressing every 48hours and clean it with betadine and take antibiotics as prescribed by your doctor which will help in rapid recovery of the wound
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I need a pic but use megheal ointment.. along with it get dressing every 3 days if it's deep wound ,to debrive any unwanted tissues for faster healing.
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monitor for any discharge,if present come to hospital for dressing and short course antibiotics along with probiotics .
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it takes time.. but if you pay attention it won't take long. of it's deep and not healing for almost 3 months now .. you haven't written duration ...it's better to go for graft ,in government hospital like aiims it will be cheaper like nothing
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It takes months so kindly do skin graft for better results
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Hello Ma’am,
In a degloving injury, natural healing from knee to ankle without skin grafting can take many months, and recovery is usually slow and incomplete. Proper wound care and regular follow-up are very important, otherwise infection and complications may occur.
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Healing differs person to person.
Seviority of wound.
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Time of rehealing depends on severity and depth of injury
Minor superficial injuries can heal in 6 to 8 weeks, whereas big wounds can take months.
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Depends upon severity of injury. Need to see images and can guide you proper hygienic practices and ointments to get healed quickly. Reach out for further assistance.
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It will take 3-6 month to grow skin but it will leave friable scars , if you are not opting for grafting
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Though my suggestion will be go with the grafting but if you want you can leave.
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Hi ,
Minor injuries will take few weeks to heal and major will take 6 to 7 months to heal depending upon the severity of injury it might need surgical intervention.
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Hello Mam,
Deglove injury will take around 6 month or more depending upon secondary infection.
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Dr. Vipul Damkondwar
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Healing Timeline: Without skin grafting, such wounds may take anywhere from several weeks to over six months for granulation and secondary intention healing, depending on the wound’s depth, cleanliness, and the patient’s overall health.
Treatment Focus: The primary priorities should be meticulous wound cleaning, regular dressing changes, prevention of infection, and supportive treatments like nutrition and, if affordable, negative pressure wound therapy (VAC), which may accelerate healing but still adds some cost.
Risks: Healing without a graft increases risk of delayed wound closure, chronic infection, contractures, and stiff joints, often resulting in functional impairment and possibly the need for amputation if infection or tissue death occurs
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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