Surgical site (operation wound) infection - North Tees and Hartlepool ...
• not touch your wound. If you do need to touch the wound you should wash your hands beforehand. • tell the nurse who is caring for you if you are worried about your wound. How would I know if I had a wound infection? You should watch for any of the following symptoms: • the skin around your wound becoming red, swollen, hot or painful ................
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