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beach injury treatment advice

19 Feb 2026

Open Wound After Salt-Water Exposure (Adult)

by Dr Stuart McLay | posted in: Discharge Advice | 0

Salt-water wounds carry a higher infection risk due to marine bacteria. Most heal well, but worsening pain, spreading redness or fever within 72 hours requires urgent review.… Read More

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